I am having trouble open H.263 H.264 3GPP2 video files. I used BsB tweaks to enable addition video format, and shot some videos in H.H.263 H.264, and could not open them. they do not display in album. I tried to download them to pc, play with videoLAN, quicktime player. none of them open. file property show .3gp file.
can anybody help ?
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request: Player play Subtitle Movie and movie
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Subtitle Movie format srt and SUB or IDX
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same here ... looking for a player capable of reading also subtitles (.srt)
It is not a player, but you can
a) recode a movie to shrink it size without noticing any difference in Topaz's screen
b) Embed subtitles
c) play the mp4 movie it produces without any additional software: just the HTC video player included in your ROM
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=478050
Tested and is really working + it gets frequent updates
For playback I use CorePlayer™ Mobile, because i never managed to get tcpmp 0.7*/0.8* to work with a subtitle plug-in.
So I also re-encode .avi (xvid) + .srt files with AVI ReComp
Hello, i am looking for a 3gp video player to embed to my website (runs on ZendFramework). I want to load 3gp videos from my HTC and watch it using my website. Are there any players that i can embed for such case?
The 3gp video format is mostly a subset of MPEG4/DIVx, so any player supporting that should be usable.
This gives the following obvious choices:
1. Just provide the 3gp file with the right mime-type and hope the viewer has a player for that (phone browsers usually do, for PCs it depends on which media players are installed)
2. Wrap it in Adobe Flash, so it becomes a flash movie playable on most desktops but few mobiles.
3. Run a program to convert/transcode to various related video formats (such as .mp4, .divx, MPEG4 in WMV wrapper, MPEG4 in AVI wrapper etc.) then code some tricky HTML/JavaScript to pick the format the viewer understands (for instance those with Windows Media Player and some codec plugins may be able to view some formats, those with the VideoLan player can view others, phone users yet others etc.)
If you search around (outside xda-developers), you should find various people offering complete or almost-complete scripts.
4. Upload to a 3rd party video site such as YouTube and let them handle the conversion/plugin issue. But then you loose control over your video.
I've posted a smart muxer/converter script to convert videos to MP4 for mobile devices. AV recoding is only if needed. Encoding 1-pass constant-quality for best speed and highest consistent quality. It's specifically geared for Tegra2's capabilities, although you can of course use it as a general-purpose muxer/converter. Try it out.
Supported formats: MKV MP4 M4V MOV WMV AVI MPEG1 MPEG2 FLV RM RMVB OGM
NB: Please read the post before running it. You need to install AVISynth and FFDShow. Links are in the post.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1102922
Hello Dear
MX-player is the best Program for play Video and Audio on Android . . .
is it possible to add this Video Formats for MX-Player!?
DAT
M4V
M2V
M2P
ASX
if add this formats, MX-Player is the perfect program for play media files
Thanks
setareh008 said:
Hello Dear
MX-player is the best Program for play Video and Audio on Android . . .
is it possible to add this Video Formats for MX-Player!?
DAT
M4V
M2V
M2P
ASX
if add this formats, MX-Player is the perfect program for play media files
Thanks
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M2V & M4V is already there in supported extension list.
DAT is a common extension. It may contain any data like text, graphics or videos. VCDs use it as a mpeg container. Just add it to Settings >> List >> File extensions. It can be played in S/W decoder.
Similarly M2P is a streaming container for MPEG2 & ASX for ASF. Since MPEG2 & ASF are supported by MXPlayer, Just add these extensions too in Settings >> List >> File extensions. It can be played in S/W decoder.
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Can you see embedded DVD Subtitles (Vobsub) in mkv video files ?
I didn't manage to do it because, even if MX Player recognised the differents streams, including the DVD subtitles, I couldn't select the subtitles in menu (as if there was no subtitles stream).
I had :
- to extract the subtitles from the mkv file (.idx and .sub)
- to reencode them in SRT format by using an OCR online service
- to replace the Vobsub subtitles by the SRT ones in the mkv video file.
Can you share an easier solution, it there is one, please ?