Hi, i would like to know if there is any apps for windows phone that can play ts (mpeg2) file natively without converting?
The ts file is recorded from my HDTV recorder, and it is in ts file (mpeg2).
I know that there is apps called vplayer for android, and it can play the file smoothly. But i would like to buy windows phone...a sample file is attached here, please kindly let me know if u know any apps on windows phone can play it.
Many thanks
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1240211
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Hi folks,
I bought a Pogoplug yesterday and have registered it today.
How am I able on WP7 to access any content that I put through it?
I have navigated to the log-in page on my phones browser (Nokia Lumia 710) which shows the three .avi files on my pendrive I have plugged into the pogoplug, but it won't let me play the files.
Incidentally, I have a ton of video files that I play through my TV. What is the best format to convert them to so that I can play them on my phone? And could someone point me in the direction of a reasonably quick, good quality free converter please?
Hi guys,
I have a very simple problem:
- I have several android devices,
- I have ripped all my DVD to my NAS (ie all my DVD ISOs are on my NAS),
- I cannot play a single fuc*ing DVD ISO from any of my android device!?!?!?
And when I ask "how can I do?" (eg "how can I stream my DVD ISOs to my android device?"), the only answer I can get is "just convert your ISOs to an mkv/avi file". But I WON'T. I have hundreds of DVDs and have other things to do in my life than converting them to mkv/Avi.
I know that there are genius here, who can do miracles. So my question is simple: can you do a miracle? Can android play/stream an ISO file from a NAS/network location? Or is it to ****ty? Is finally android unable to do someting a US$99 pc could do?
Can I keep my nexus7, Galaxy nexus, galaxy note? Or shall I switch to win8?
Please help me/them. I feel I am running out of patience.
Kind regards,
Mahieu
mahieu said:
Hi guys,
I have a very simple problem:
- I have several android devices,
- I have ripped all my DVD to my NAS (ie all my DVD ISOs are on my NAS),
- I cannot play a single fuc*ing DVD ISO from any of my android device!?!?!?
And when I ask "how can I do?" (eg "how can I stream my DVD ISOs to my android device?"), the only answer I can get is "just convert your ISOs to an mkv/avi file". But I WON'T. I have hundreds of DVDs and have other things to do in my life than converting them to mkv/Avi.
I know that there are genius here, who can do miracles. So my question is simple: can you do a miracle? Can android play/stream an ISO file from a NAS/network location? Or is it to ****ty? Is finally android unable to do someting a US$99 pc could do?
Can I keep my nexus7, Galaxy nexus, galaxy note? Or shall I switch to win8?
Please help me/them. I feel I am running out of patience.
Kind regards,
Mahieu
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Hi, on my windows PC where my ISO files are...I just share the folder and XBMC in my android device is able to view the folder and contents.
Gavin
brumgav said:
Hi, on my windows PC where my ISO files are...I just share the folder and XBMC in my android device is able to view the folder and contents.
Gavin
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just so you know xmbc is a powerful media player download here
http://xbmc.org/
Yes, you can read a dvd on android, even stream it, free software, no conversion
http://ninjaw.wordpress.com/2013/12/19/lire-vraiment-ses-dvds-sur-android/
I think XBMC can do that.
http://xbmc.org/download/
If your hunch is correct it would be the second software ever with mine
Hi everyone
I did transfer some photos and vids from my iphone to my tablet, and can not paly and see them Because of the different OS
Is there any app on play store that can open those files on the GN? alternative of quicktime for android? any suggestions?
Thanks to all of you
Richie
trx3richie said:
Hi everyone
I did transfer some photos and vids from my iphone to my tablet, and can not paly and see them Because of the different OS
Is there any app on play store that can open those files on the GN? alternative of quicktime for android? any suggestions?
Thanks to all of you
Richie
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How did you transfer them? And what file formats are they I have transfered plenty of stuff from an ipod and it all works fine, I transfered via windows though not from itunes but just via you know image folder, documents folder, music folder and so on
JTG81 said:
How did you transfer them? And what file formats are they I have transfered plenty of stuff from an ipod and it all works fine, I transfered via windows though not from itunes but just via you know image folder, documents folder, music folder and so on
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i did transfer my pics and vids this way:
iphone4 to my EXTSD card using my PC
inserted extsd into GN 8010
Thanksrichie
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Photos and vids
For photos use ES File Explorer . Click on the photo you wanna see and use gallery to open . If it does not work like that then push and HOLD the photo you wanna see , it will ask you what you want to view as , you answer " photo " than it will show you options to open , click on gallery and always . as for videos use DICE Player . Both apps are free . Hope that helps .
Hey,
I just got an MK808 TV Stick and I it's a pretty neat slick device. Like how small it is, and seems to be pretty fast (but, will probably flash some custom ROM on it soon).
Anyways, I want to use this as a replacement OS for my Smart TV and play Netflix/Hulu (have to root/market enabler to get this)/stream from my personal library, which is all shared on a raspberry pi PC via SMB. My Smart TV is DLNA compliant, but can't play all the different formats that I have accumulated over the years. My new stick TV PC, so far can handle it all.
Whats the best and easiest way to open files stored on SMB drives, and play them in a media play on my stick PC (right now, using VLC do to this). I say easy, in the sense that when my 6 year old kid wants to watch one of his movies he doesn't have to mount a drive via ES file explorer and choose what file from a list of directories like I am willing to do, but more of a "see the cover art, click and play" kind of way. I know XBMC would do most of this (if not all) but it only does software decoding, and I would like to have hardware.
Thanks in advance.
Ive got an ICUBE mk809II, i also have a NAS (nsa310) with my network share on. I use solid explorer and you can map to your network drive with that by adding an SMB share. Hopefully you have root. You can also then do a shortcut on the desktop by doing a solid explorer widget to that network share.
The second way i've used is to download a CIFS/SMB app, MountManager seemed the best, and you a can make a virtual link to your network share which is by default in your mnt folder. If you wanted to use your tv stick as a torrent box, you can map to the network share, and point Adownloader to the virtual link in the mount folder and it will get to your share. Its then easy to bookmark to your SMB/network share by doing a widget in Solid Explorer on your desktop. So with one click from the desktop, your there, I mainly use MX Player over VLC player as VLC was having audio sync problems.
colhavoc said:
but more of a "see the cover art, click and play" kind of way.
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Try MIZUU BETA .
Tried MX Player?
Did, played some of my content, but not all of it. VLC so far is working ok.
Anyone have any idea how to install Finless rom with this? Can't seem to find much information on how to flash it, just what its features are.
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zmaki said:
Try MIZUU BETA .
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Wow zmaki, that was the perfect choice! App works great for streaming from my SMB shares and shows the cotent like XBMC, except with decent rendering!
I have to admit though, I wish the program had its own built in media player with codec support, that would make it the cats ass.
PLEX works awesome, no problems with any streaming and it looks great.
colhavoc, welcome from hfx...
Hi,
The question here is the same issue I have wirh my new android miniPC to let my children (and even my self) an easy access to files stored on my PC.
My device is not rooted (not I'm goind to do so).
The device is conected over the same LAN (wi-fi is disabled).
I saw codlike two solutions ("solid explorer" or MountManager) but both need root, is there another solution?
dannygud said:
Hi,
The question here is the same issue I have wirh my new android miniPC to let my children (and even my self) an easy access to files stored on my PC.
My device is not rooted (not I'm goind to do so).
The device is conected over the same LAN (wi-fi is disabled).
I saw codlike two solutions ("solid explorer" or MountManager) but both need root, is there another solution?
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es file explorer?
I'm interested in keeping a backup of movie's I've purchased on my laptop computer, I would also like to be able to view them and play the movies on my laptop.
I believe movies purchased from the play store are located in this directory:
/sdcard/Android/data/com.google.android.videos/files/Movies/****.wvm
and the filename extension is *.wvm (not *.wmv)
If anyone would assist and tell me how these videos can be played on a laptop, I would be most appreciative.
BONUS: If you know how to convert a .wvm file into a more recognizable format (e.g. an .mp4 file), then even better ! please let me know. Thanks !
you can play them here, on your laptop/desktop https://www.youtube.com/purchases
you dont have to back it up, as it stays with your account "forever". all you have to do is open that page of youtube, select that movie, then itll play. i know of no way to play that format otherwise. they make it not so easy to copy and convert it, so you dont make copies and sell them.