Hello i downloaded MX player but when i am trying to play Bluray riped files there is no sound... i downloaded all the codecs but still no sound... does anybody has this kind of problem?
thanks
Be carefull: DTS support has been removed from latest MX Player due to licence issue
So if the sound of your file is DTS, it might be the issue...
Mopral said:
Be carefull: DTS support has been removed from latest MX Player due to licence issue
So if the sound of your file is DTS, it might be the issue...
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if i purchase the MX pro will it be fixed?
[email protected]@xyS said:
if i purchase the MX pro will it be fixed?
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no , you need the older version. 1.6f is the version you need.
thank a lot mate
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Very interested in this phone for my next upgrade. However, using it as a music player will be important to me and most of my music is encoded in AAC format. The official Sony site doesn't list this as being supported by the Xperia S, whereas GSMArena claims that it is.
Does the Xperia S play AAC music files without a problem?
Even if it's not supported by the stock player, you can always use any ffmpeg powered one.
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I thought as much - thanks for the confirmation. I'd still be curious to know if the stock player does it, though.
I have some AAC music in the m4a format in my phone and the stock music player is compatible with them. It plays and shows the tags/album art without problems.
R64 said:
I have some AAC music in the m4a format in my phone and the stock music player is compatible with them. It plays and shows the tags/album art without problems.
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Thanks!
Hello to everybody! I have an Xperia U and I try to reproduce podcast in m4a format with chapters ( Release yourself by roger sanchez) but all the app I've tried played only audio part, without chapters support.
Anyone can give me a suggestion?
thanks in advice
smayor said:
Hello to everybody! I have an Xperia U and I try to reproduce podcast in m4a format with chapters ( Release yourself by roger sanchez) but all the app I've tried played only audio part, without chapters support.
Anyone can give me a suggestion?
thanks in advice
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Deadbeef I think. Try the free version before buying.
Thank you I've just tried but it work only in audio reproduction
After so many apps finally I found one that reproduce mp4 with chapter: RockPlayer Lite.
The only disadvantage is that it cannot work in background!
Hi
i have use mx player for a while on my tablet.
but since they removed the DTS audio codec i have switched to vplayer
but my issue on my prime is that when i play for instance an episode of game of thrones or breaking bad on 720p .mkv version it starts ok...
but after a minute... the audio decoder doens't work anymore and it seems like you can hear only the background noise...
i used to have the same problem with mx player, but there i had found an easy option make the audio normal again. I use to switch form hardware <--> software decoding. And then it would be ok.
the odd thing is that this doens't happen with HD movies...
But for the vplayer i haven't found a sollution. Is there anyone who had te same issue?
thanks
I had issues with MX player when trying to play 1080p .mkv files and the best solution i found was to download and use BSPlayer and go into settings and set it to use Hardware decoding (BSEngine).
Never had any issues and 1080p .mkv files play perfectly - even on power save mode
diallito said:
Hi
i have use mx player for a while on my tablet.
but since they removed the DTS audio codec i have switched to vplayer
but my issue on my prime is that when i play for instance an episode of game of thrones or breaking bad on 720p .mkv version it starts ok...
but after a minute... the audio decoder doens't work anymore and it seems like you can hear only the background noise...
i used to have the same problem with mx player, but there i had found an easy option make the audio normal again. I use to switch form hardware <--> software decoding. And then it would be ok.
the odd thing is that this doens't happen with HD movies...
But for the vplayer i haven't found a sollution. Is there anyone who had te same issue?
thanks
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Dude, go for DICE player. For me, on my prime it works flawlessly.
MXR2 said:
Dude, go for DICE player. For me, on my prime it works flawlessly.
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Seconded, definately! DicePlayer playes anything and everything.
fordwolden said:
Seconded, definately! DicePlayer playes anything and everything.
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Third! It's what I use!
Tried different formats?
I've only had my TP for a short time and have only tried a couple of movies on it. Not knowing which format was best I chose to rip to MP4 format and it hasn't given me any trouble so far. Is there some advantage to .mkv?
mkv is more of a losless wrapper, better quality, no compression, much larger file than mp4
The thing with Diceplayer or most players doesn't render embedded subtitles. MX Player renders it fine though. So even thought I get artifacts on MX Player when playing 10bit MKV or 1080p MKV animes, I stick with it. Yes I messed with the settings on those other players.
Well I'm getting issues with Dice not wanting to open files with DTS audio. If I open the video through file manager and choose Dice, it'll play the video no problem but no audio. If I try to open inside Dice, it crashes. Vplayer works with audio, but drops frames even if I choose 'hardware acceleration' I'll try mx and see if that works.
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Nope, MX won't play the audio either. It at least shows me that their is an audio track, and that the audio is DTS track, but it won't play it. Any suggestions besides transcoding the audio?
i believe it was when MX player got updated to 1.6 that they removed the DTS codec. If you never had problems before they removed the codec and prefer mx player just google MX player apk X.XX and find the version with the codec in it. I would tell you the website to go to, but it's a no no on XDA.
mburke178 said:
i believe it was when MX player got updated to 1.6 that they removed the DTS codec. If you never had problems before they removed the codec and prefer mx player just google MX player apk X.XX and find the version with the codec in it. I would tell you the website to go to, but it's a no no on XDA.
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Hey thanks!! Downloaded 1.5a and bam! DTS playback is perfect! Thanks again!
FYI
Dice version 2.0.5 also has DTS intact. You can find it somewhere on google, and plays HD files better in my opinion.
The latest version of MX Player that still supports DTS audio is 1.6f, and for Dice Player it's 2.0.6.
I've heard these versions are incompatible with Jelly Bean, so it looks like we'll have to find a new solution once the update comes out. (likely switching to BS Player)
I've always been an advocate of Dice, and with the majority of my stuff in Xvid or more recently, mp4, all stashed on a server that was smb shared, it worked a treat.
However, I've never been able to get HD mkvs above 720p to play well, and even those had the occasional laggy or jerky moment. I always put that down to network speed, though.
However, I've just tried the latest BS Player and all I can say is wow. It has just played all of my 1080p stuff over the LAN without breaking a sweat.
I am jumping ship. Very recommended.
Hey, I am trying to play DTS music. I have one .WAV files, which is in DTS format (5.1 channels). It can be played on the PC, but on SGS3 is hearing some noise only. I tried several thisrd party players and the stock one, but no success. Any idea how to play it?
Worth trying the beta VLC media player from the market.
Otherwise you will have to recode the file to a more recognizable format .
jje
JJEgan said:
Worth trying the beta VLC media player from the market.
Otherwise you will have to recode the file to a more recognizable format .
jje
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Thanks VLC Direct - NEON version - works fine. It plays the WAV DTS sund
also try dice player
10076757 said:
also try dice player
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Dice Player (and MX Player too) had to remove DTS support due to licence issue
JJEgan said:
Worth trying the beta VLC media player from the market.
Otherwise you will have to recode the file to a more recognizable format .
jje
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any feedback on beta vlc player ?
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Ever since I purchased MX Player Pro it's been my favorite video player, but a couple of months ago they dropped DTS support so I downgraded to v1.6f which is the version I've been running since then.
However... when I try to run MX Player Pro 1.6f on my Note II it says "Unsupported android version". Same story goes for DICE Player 2.0.6...
So... is there any way to modify the apps into running on JellyBean? I remember that I've in the past modified my favorite Firefox add-ons (PC) to run on newer versions of Firefox. I was hoping that It might be something similar on Android. Just editing a value in the apk making it accept Android 4.x and not only up to 3.x.
Brgds... /Tubgirl
Then why dont you simply use the 1.6j (j is for Jelly Bean).
hagba said:
Then why dont you simply use the 1.6j (j is for Jelly Bean).
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Because that version doesn't decode DTS audio.
Brgds... /Tubgirl
Other alternative?
Actually I am having no problem at all.
hagba said:
Actually I am having no problem at all.
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That's probably because you don't have any movies with DTS audio... or do you?
Try dice player, but make sure you get v 2.0.7. It has dts support.
Anas M.I said:
Try dice player, but make sure you get v 2.0.7. It has dts support.
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You sure didnt read the OP
It says dice player doesnt work too
Jamal Ahmed said:
You sure didnt read the OP
It says dice player doesnt work too
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My bad, sorry :silly:.
You should have been selecting the EXTs in the setting for it to work.
Anyway have just released version 175 pro and its perfect.
Well I recently got MX Pro 1.7.5 as well (updated through Play Store) but it still doesn't decode DTS audio.
HOWEVER... I just noticed there's an option for a "Custom Codec" and when I select it a file manager comes up asking for a file. Anyone here knows what type of file it's asking for?
Brgds... /Tubgirl
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Jamal Ahmed said:
You sure didnt read the OP
It says dice player doesnt work too
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try newest diceplayer and search "diceplayer dts" for DTS solutions.
I've uploaded a short clip with DTS audio that you can try and view. If anyone of you guys get the sound to work please PM we with the solution... thank you!
dts.sample.mkv - 11.1 Mb
Brgds... /Tubgirl
Ok my mistake,actually I wasnt playing any DTS videos lately,and it looks like MXPlayer stoped supporting it for lisence issues,however my Vplayer which is my favourate Android player can play it witouth any problem as it does with many other formats that MXpler do not support.
Tubgirl said:
I've uploaded a short clip with DTS audio that you can try and view. If anyone of you guys get the sound to work please PM we with the solution... thank you!
dts.sample.mkv - 11.1 Mb
Brgds... /Tubgirl
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Download latest diceplayer and use the attached libffmpeg.so as decoder.
Runs all DTS audio mkv-files i tried...
(remove the .zip extension and copy it to your internal sd card)
I just uppdated to MX Player Pro v1.7.6 on Play Store. Apparently the name of the codec file should now be libavcodec.mx.so
I read somewhere that you can compile such a file yourself using Linux, but is that really necessary? Can't it be downloaded just like the plugin file for DICE Player?
I really like MX Player and would like to keep using it (with dts support).
Brgds... /Tubgirl
Tubgirl said:
I just uppdated to MX Player Pro v1.7.6 on Play Store. Apparently the name of the codec file should now be libavcodec.mx.so
I read somewhere that you can compile such a file yourself using Linux, but is that really necessary? Can't it be downloaded just like the plugin file for DICE Player?
I really like MX Player and would like to keep using it (with dts support).
Brgds... /Tubgirl
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Even the latest version of MX Player doesnt support DTS files anymore, just use the VPLAYER it is as good as the MX and even better and will play all the formats you cam imagine,just give yourslf some time to adjust,I have installed the latest full version 206 apk and its great.
Anyone found a fix for the DTS playback ? I really need this.
Here's the ffmpeg codec pack... just unpack it and put the files in any folder. Then in MX Player -> Settings -> Decoder -> Costom codec -> point to the folder where you unpacked the files.
You're welcome... /Tubgirl
Anyone can get the mobo player working on XPERIA tablet S to play rmvb files?? I only grt sound but no picture at all... it use to work before the update to (release06b)... mobo player is working perfectly on my XPERIA S and ASUS TF700 while playing rmvb and mkv files
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Anyone can get the mobo player working on XPERIA tablet S to play rmvb files?? I only grt sound but no picture at all... it use to work before the update to (release06b)... mobo player is working perfectly on my XPERIA S and ASUS TF700 while playing rmvb and mkv files
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As you see, the rmvb of Mobo Player can't work on the r5a/r6b.
Another choice, you can choose the MX Player, also the 1080P is smoothly(so so).
You are welcome for Play Store!
i try MX player... is good but the only problem is it doesnt support popup player...
3vilhomer said:
i try MX player... is good but the only problem is it doesnt support popup player...
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OH~
Mobo has the fuction.
But it doesn't support rmvb.
Yes, so does everything!
You got one, lost another.