Have the following issues:
1. When screen is off with audio playing in background, MX Player will wake the screen at random intervals.
2. When playing the audio file with HW+ encoder, no sound output at occasional parts of a file until I skip one second pass the offending part. Without skipping, the file will continue playing without sound.
Anyone facing the same issues and has a solution?
No issue for the same audio file when played using VLC player, nor when using MX Player with my older spare phone.
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I have been facing this problem for a long time now. Just few minutes ago I finished watching a movie in my HOX with default media player and also mx player.it playes smoothly without any interruption. When ever any interruptions take place like msg or anything else, I pause the video to check and when I resume the video, it lags. Then I dragged the bar to the beginning of the movie and a pop up msg shows- this video cannot be played. Then It goes back again to the gallery. Then I select the movie again from gallery and then it plays smoothly from the beginning. It happens the same with mx player and vplayer.
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try diceplayer. i don't have problems like you described, i do know however that the stock player sucks and may as well not be included with the phone, and vplayer is a similar situation, used to be good, but isn't quite keeping up with the times
I have been playing with HDMI out. Using official Samsung adapter EPL3FHU and TV Panasonic TH-42PX80E. So far I cannot get out audio consistently.
When connected first time, I had system sound off, so I could see picture, but no audio (form system) as expected. When playing movie with BSPlayer, VLC, or MX I got audio out of built-in speaker though (and not through TV).
Reconnected with system sound on, I could get system plonks and boings out of TV. Playing songs from Neutron was fine as well. Even playing original Samsung demo video via VLC produced sound on TV.
Then I tried one .mkv with DTS (which plays fine in BSPlayer with sound on internal speaker) and the sound through HDMI stopped working. Then I tried again Neutron, VLC, but I could not get even the apps that were working, working them again. System sounds are fine though.
And so far I was not able to recover.
It looks like there are some incompatibilities, probably between some players, sound formats which break one part of sound path (but not all, as system clicks are still transported correctly). And this break seems to be kind of permanent, until some reset. But simple reboot does not solve this.
I wonder what I might be missing.
I can partially reply to myself. The problem is that some players (it seems BSPlayer, and MX do that) cannot play DTS through HDMI (though BSPlayer can play it through internal speaker) and for some reason it resets volume settings for multimedia to zero (i.e. no sound). Once I realized that and "reenabled" volume for multimedia, it seems fine for Neutron, VLC and system sounds.
VLC can even play DTS through HDMI out, but for some reasons suffers from sound being out of sync with video.
So now the question remains, what is good video player, which can get out DTS through HDMI out.
Have you been able to get multichannel audio out HDMI?
During playback on any app I.e. you tube, stock, mx player video will stop but sound will continue until I tap the screen and video will jump to where the sound is and play ok for a couple seconds and then stop again until I tap the screen. It happens whether I am streaming or playing a file. If I run the video using the software decoder in mx player the issue is not present. So that tells me it's probably a hardware issue, but I don't know where to go from there. Any ideas?
On cyanogenmod (cm-12.1-20150822-NIGHTLY-m8), but this problem has been occurring since 12.0. Any time I start new audio either using the default 'Music' or Google 'Play Music' audio players, there is a very loud audio pop before the music starts. When this occurs with headphones, its far too loud and could easily lead to audio loss. Seems to only occur on the first playback attempt.
Video below demonstrating the default CM12.1 audio player -- but can also be reproed with Google Play Music, thus a OS problem: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CTXcKklggeY
I've upgraded my nexus 5 to marshmallow 6.0.0_r1, a 2~3 seconds delay could be perceived after plugging headset/headphone
during music playback session, to be more specified, a wav file/ youtube playing leads to this pronounced lag,
it was fine with mp3 files, anyone has the same result ??