Has anyone else noticed that music playback from the G2x sounds choppy at times?
I have my music stored on a class 10 16gb patriot memory micro sdhc card and was playing them through the default music player.
Im not having this issue at all. My music is stored on a 8gb class 6 and it sounds fantastic.
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k12.usmc said:
Has anyone else noticed that music playback from the G2x sounds choppy at times?
I have my music stored on a class 10 16gb patriot memory micro sdhc card and was playing them through the default music player.
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I'm using the same SD Card. Maybe try playing through winamp?
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Does it realy matter if I install coreplayer on main memory as compare to storage card. Will the performance difference noticable or its just a thoery.
Similerly does it also amke difference if I store audio/video files on main memory?
TCPMP has a benchmark function (click file-benchmark) so you can see for yourself by trying it all 4 ways:
Player and video in memory.
Player and video on storage card.
Player on storage card video in memory
player in memory video on storage card....
Let us know!
joemanb said:
TCPMP has a benchmark function (click file-benchmark) so you can see for yourself by trying it all 4 ways:
Player and video in memory.
Player and video on storage card.
Player on storage card video in memory
player in memory video on storage card....
Let us know!
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nice idea
Hello,
I searched around a bit and am seriously confused about the differences between the internal and external sd cards on my new captivate.
I have music on both the internal and my 8gb sd card.
When I put the sd card in the phone it mounts the external card and scans for media. At this point I can only see music on the external card. If I unmount the external sd card i can see the music on the internal sd card.
To test this with video as well (and to see if I was nuts) I placed a single video file (different files) on both the 8gb sd card and the internal sd card. I put the sd card in the device. At this point the video player could only see the video file on the external 8gb card and not the one on the internal sd card. I then unmounted the external sd card and the video player could only see the file on the internal sd card and not the file on the external 8gb card.
The same thing seems to be happening with the Astro sd card browser. With the external card mounted the /sd folder shows the folders on my external sd card. With the external sd card unmounted, the /sd folder shows folders I have created on the internal sd card.
Am I doing something wrong or can the device only see one card at a time?
Sorry for the long post, but I wanted to give as much detail as possible.
Thanks for any insight anyone might provide as this is driving me nuts.
this is a really good question, i dont believe its been answered yet. Do other droids integrate their dual micro sd cards so they interact seamlessly? Do other droid devices even have more than one micro sd card?
i dont think droid's have more then one and its probably just a software problem
by droids i mean general android devices, just to clear that up.
Mine is showing music in the music player from both my internal memory card and my external 16gb card that I got today.
*edit* Just in case it matters, I'm using doubletwist to put the music on my phone.
oh general android phones i thought you meant the droids (like eris and incredible) well then it should works on my friends g1
Well, looks like I spoke too soon. Yesterday when I tested this I had just received my SD card in the mail and popped it in to test it out for this thread. I had around 6gb of music on my internal sd card and put a few cds on my external sd card and everything worked fine. However, now that I have attempted to put all of my music on the phone (a little over 18gb) it won't read all of it. When I try to sort by artist in the music player it tells me there isn't room in the music database. Does anybody know how to get that much music on there? Help please.
*update*
After some research, it is apparent that this is a problem with the Samsung music player. I am now using tunewiki, which I like. It is a bit of a shame though, since I really liked the interface of the samsung music player. Oh well, perhaps they will fix the flaw in an update in the future. If not, tunewiki works fine for me.
Music problem
ive had and 4gb an 8bg and now a 32gb sd card and have always had problems getting either the stock music player or winamp to recognize all of my music ...its an on going pain in the ass. i also read somewhere the android does not support m4a ??? i can access ALL of my music from root explorer in almost any format...but no music player will read all of it.....only if selected thru root explorer..its def a software issue..
32gb sd card. Music found, not after update
AT&T pushed an update and since then (or since some other incidental app install) my rooted Captivate no longer shows music (about 12gb worth) on the external SD card with *any* music player. The files show in Root Explorer.
When I use Meridian Media Player and manually navigate to a file and play it, that file will then list in other media players.
This hints at a database problem. The media scanner is not scanning the external SD card. I did not edit any tags on any files, but there is certainly a random assortment of crap accumulated over a long period. Still, ZERO files are found on the external SD card.
I have about 16GB of music split between my internal and external SD card. The stock music player recognizes all of it fine, though I do experience the notorious "Not enough space in music database" issue when sorting by Artist. Luckily, there's the Winamp app for that.
PowerAmp seems to deal just fine with my music split between the builtin SD and my 32gb SD. Not a single issue has cropped up. It all just appears as one big library.
Hi all,
I've installed the MIUI_v4 2.7.27 and love it so far. Problem is, the default music player in MIUI_v4 won't even start unless I take my SD card out (which, of course, has all my songs on it).
Music plays fine on music players like doubletwist that I download from Google play but I'd prefer to just use the default MIUI music player. I have a 32 gb microSD card but it's got about 10 gigs free so I'm not sure what the problem could be.
Does anyone know of a way to fix this?
I recently bought a tf700 32gb. I have a roughly 25 gb music collection and a couple movies I want to put on my infinity from my old laptop. I have all of the media saved on a 32gb sd card, the problem is that the stock music and video players don't like some of the file types ( it won't play. WMA music or .mkv or .mp4 movies). What would all of you recommend as far as players that handle more file types or ways to convert the files?
tttimmcg said:
the stock music and video players don't like some of the file types ( it won't play. WMA music or .mkv or .mp4 movies). What would all of you recommend as far as players that handle more file types or ways to convert the files?
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I can recommend BSPlayer.
BSPlayer is what I use too, seems to play everything under the sun...
BS player won't do it. Sometimes it'll play about a second of the movies before crashing, mostly it just t fails to open the files. Could it be that the files are too large? All of them are larger than two and a half gb's. I'm pretty sure my card is formatted correctly because i can play a 700 mb .avi video from it.
*player (still getting used to this keyboard)
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BS plagued won't do it. Sometimes it'll play about a second of the movies before crashing, mostly it just t fails to open the files. Could it be that the files are too large? All of them are larger than two and a half gb's. I'm pretty sure my card is formatted correctly because i can play a 700 mb .avi video from it.
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I have not had any issues in playing movies in excess of 4 GB with BSPlayer
tttimmcg said:
I recently bought a tf700 32gb. I have a roughly 25 gb music collection and a couple movies I want to put on my infinity from my old laptop. I have all of the media saved on a 32gb sd card, the problem is that the stock music and video players don't like some of the file types ( it won't play. WMA music or .mkv or .mp4 movies). What would all of you recommend as far as players that handle more file types or ways to convert the files?
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PowerAmp for audio. DICE player for video.
I have the free version of the app, could that cause the problem?
BS player has played everything i threw at it. Im watching n 11gb 1080p blu ray mkv of Avengers right now, with no issues.
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I have the free version of the app, could that cause the problem?
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I would copy some media files to the internal storage and try it again, this would rule out sd card issues...
While I'm at it, can I ask how your sdcards are formatted, or where the media your playing is saved?
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While I'm at it, can I ask how your sdcards are formatted, or where the media your playing is saved?
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Sandisk 64 microsd, straight out of box, mkv, vob, avi, mpeg m4v files have been played via bsplayer.
Have played files from micro sd, internal storage, and smb share.
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BS player won't do it. Sometimes it'll play about a second of the movies before crashing, mostly it just t fails to open the files. Could it be that the files are too large? All of them are larger than two and a half gb's. I'm pretty sure my card is formatted correctly because i can play a 700 mb .avi video from it.
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I haven't had any issues with it. Granted I have only played mkv (with DTS audio) on it, either from local storage or streaming from a Twonky server. It can't be the file size, the movies I played were 10+ GB.
Ok, so i wasn't specific enough before, I had my music and movies on a 32 microSD drive, mounted to the tablet. I tried putting it into an adapter and using it with the keyboard dock. Now everything is working exactly like i should be. I took the files from my laptop with the card and adapter combo too, but i dont know if that has anything to do with this solution working. This is different from the original subject, but does anyone know why this might be, or how I could get it to work with just the microSD?
And for the record, Im liking BSPlayer for movies, and Player Pro for music.
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If I root and installed stick mount, does external players (eg. MX player and google play music) recognise the files on the sd card? In other words am I able to stream directly on 3rd party apps without nexus media importer?
I'm pretty sure it's like a regular USB.
If the files that you're transferring as long as they're compatible like MP3s and img files would be fine.
Yes. I've been using the exact same product since I got my nexus. I use it exclusively to listen to music and have tested it on Google music and power amp, both load up the SD card immediately. Decent solution for expanding the memory
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Nuff said:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hGJ5FQQ2H30
I have one and can confirm that it works perfectly.