Look this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sklhYZFse7Q&t=2m24s
Wondering if there is video player providing the same feature?
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hi,
is there a video player that plays avi videos well. I have used core codec player but it only plays the sound but not the video.
vineethd123 said:
hi,
is there a video player that plays avi videos well. I have used core codec player but it only plays the sound but not the video.
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This is how core code player works on htc hd mini:
Menu -------> Tools ---------> Settings -----------> Select Page ----------> Video
Video Output [ Raw FrameBuffer ]
What video files are supported by MIUI?
What ever video files are support with AOSP. Will be stuff like 3gp and mp4 but some video players like MoboPlayer will play practically anything.
Is there any way to add additional codecs on to the stock video player?
If not, is there another video player that would work like the stock video player that could shrink the video player on to home screen for multitasking purposes?
The reason is that I have a lot of mkv and rmvb videos, and don't really want to go through the hassle of coding all of them.
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gwuhua1984 said:
Is there any way to add additional codecs on to the stock video player?
If not, is there another video player that would work like the stock video player that could shrink the video player on to home screen for multitasking purposes?
The reason is that I have a lot of mkv and rmvb videos, and don't really want to go through the hassle of coding all of them.
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The best one at the playstore is MX Player Pro, I think it even plays more formats than
the stock video player and it looks almost the same but it has a lot more features on options.
The MX Player Pro does have a different codec for different phones,
if I recall it automatically downloads/install the correct one.
It plays mkv, rmvb and just about any and all other formats.
I never found a video which it cannot play.
Here is the playstore link so you can check it out: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mxtech.videoplayer.ad&hl=en
Its really excellent.
Misterjunky said:
The best one at the playstore is MX Player Pro, I think it even plays more formats than
the stock video player and it looks almost the same but it has a lot more features on options.
The MX Player Pro does have a different codec for different phones,
if I recall it automatically downloads/install the correct one.
It plays mkv, rmvb and just about any and all other formats.
I never found a video which it cannot play.
Here is the playstore link so you can check it out: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mxtech.videoplayer.ad&hl=en
Its really excellent.
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I've been using MX Player Pro too, just that I want to be able to really utilize Note 3's multi tasking features more. The Note 3's video player has a pop out feature when it'll shrink and continue playing on your home screen while you do other stuff. Just wondering if there's any other video player that could do that too.
YouTube player rocks. Embedded videos suck. Is there a way to launch an embedded YouTube video in the YouTube player? An apk perhaps? Clicking the YouTube icon on an embedded video just launches it in the browser which is the same problem.
I don't see any way to make the YouTube player the default for playing YouTube videos either.
While trying out the display resolutions, I noticed that playing the same video on mx player and Samsung's default player has a difference in quality.
You can access Samsung's player if you play the video from the gallery app. It just looks better. Unfortunately, gallery will show an thumbnail of the video so it's hard to tell which video it is if you have a lot.
Anton he will have notice this?
There is app called Video, it works like gallery, but only displays videos/movies and lists them with a name underneath. I would be completely lost without it. I also use Samsung player for mostly everything, but there are some specific audio or video codecs that Samsung player doesn't work with, so I also installed VLC as back up. I have not come across video VLC wasn't able to play yet.