Is there a player that can play hd 1080p or 720p on fit? I ask because I installed Mobo Video Player and realised that it plays video via processor, and not via GPU. Is there some player that plays video via GPU?
Nope. Fit has an adreno 200 gpu which basically sucks.
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dice player. but it says not compatible with our device
convert them to lower resolution on your pc
Ok, thanks for replays..
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Ok, thanks for replays..
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this line just made my day l0l
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I want a video player or a tweak that can make my optimus 3d play 1080p without small stutters.
Te build-in cannot do this, although its close.
I use hdmi to view the video on tv and the stutters are really noticeable.
I have a genuine class 10 microsd card, so i dont think its the card.
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I want a video player or a tweak that can make my optimus 3d play 1080p without small stutters.
Te build-in cannot do this, although its close.
I use hdmi to view the video on tv and the stutters are really noticeable.
I have a genuine class 10 microsd card, so i dont think its the card.
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I dont know exactly but this phone cant handle 1080p 3D natively, i mean cant decode video 3D at 1080P, just simulate that 3D...
And wait for Gingerbread or overclock kernel, maybe you get better performance.
yes he can... played lot of 1080p 3D mkv and was so smooth...
nic85 said:
yes he can... played lot of 1080p 3D mkv and was so smooth...
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Its not 3d. Its a regular 1080p movie.
tell me the bitrate
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tell me the bitrate
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Probaly quite high. How can i check this on the phone?
I only download quality
put the video on pc,download mediainfo and check the bitrate.
Il check it tonight but isnt there a app that has a bit more accelerating power then the stock video player?
Because im not going to convert my videos.
Try V-player.
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Try V-player.
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lags all the way. alot more then the stock player.
more alternatives?
How about Rock Player, that was always quite good on my Desire.
https://market.android.com/details?id=com.redirectin.rockplayer.android.unified.lite&hl=en
http://www.rockplayer.com
Mine plays very smoothly on my phone and computer,no lag at all,maybe your phone is faulty.
i tried rockplayer and it has desame performance as the stock player.
Hi,
I wonder if the Optimus 3d plays smoothly MKV High Profile 4.x or 5.x Full HD (high bitrate) as the Galaxy S2 plays ....
if so, is made by HW or SW? (s2 is the HW galaxy, right?)
thanks,
Try mvideo player from market, it plays mkv containers.
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sorry, i cannot even Optimus .... I intend to buy it, but I wonder if it will play this type of video file ....
Part of full HD movies should play fine without any lags.
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thanks.....
someone has already tested with a high bitrate? type 34 Mbps or something?
eletro82 said:
thanks.....
someone has already tested with a high bitrate? type 34 Mbps or something?
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I played from o3d 27Mbits full HD movie over hdmi and generally movie was smooth but not at 100%.
I played it on froyo yet,maybe GB make that smoother.
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Played it tested it on transformers 34mbs its superb can use it as bluray player just need a huge sd card
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Played it tested it on transformers 34mbs its superb can use it as bluray player just need a huge sd card
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Unless of cos the USB host function becomes reality....
Please someone out there please please put this function into Optimus 3D!!!
Thanks again!
HI All..
I want to know if there is any possible way to run a 720p hd bluray rip video on O1.. other than convrting it...
M running gamers talho rom v3.1x..
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shubham.16 said:
HI All..
I want to know if there is any possible way to run a 720p hd bluray rip video on O1.. other than convrting it...
M running gamers talho rom v3.1x..
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I know many older but fairly OK computers otherwise that don't play 720p. So, no.
shubham.16 said:
HI All..
I want to know if there is any possible way to run a 720p hd bluray rip video on O1.. other than convrting it...
M running gamers talho rom v3.1x..
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to get the best performence use mx video player ,
i was able to run a 1080p video with it at around 0.1 fps with super sound lag
Well... mom's netbook can't play 360p videos... and it has a 1.8GHz dualcore...(but it has no video card)
Say thanks you can run HQ YouTube... you need 1GHz CPU to run 720p videos, but this is with a good GPU (not a mobile one) and also nothing in background...
Oh and dual core 1.2GHz with mobile GPU can run 720p without problems (see Gnexus)
Just wait
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Well... mom's netbook can't play 360p videos... and it has a 1.8GHz dualcore...(but it has no video card)
Say thanks you can run HQ YouTube... you need 1GHz CPU to run 720p videos, but this is with a good GPU (not a mobile one) and also nothing in background...
Oh and dual core 1.2GHz with mobile GPU can run 720p without problems (see Gnexus)
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If i ever want to watch hd movies on my netbook, i would just down scale them to just above 1024x600 resolution, as thats all you need, and dual core netbook will easily handle it =)
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If i ever want to watch hd movies on my netbook, i would just down scale them to just above 1024x600 resolution, as thats all you need, and dual core netbook will easily handle it =)
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Nope mom has a very good netbook, and videos play on it like they do on the phone... we have hardware accelerated videos, netbooks don't... (GPU has about 16GHz on a 256MB GPU... so lot better with HW acceleration...)
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Lol just googled a bit and found out oue GPU has 133MB and 128MHz clock speed (very very slow)
The funny thing is my old ATI has 64MB and 14GHz clock speed lol
And to tell you why the PS2 is so cool: it has 128MB and 28GHz clock!!!(10 years ago!!!)
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Don't think about it, even If you found a player which can run it and you overclock to 806, still you'll run it below 7-8 FPS, which means it will be too laggy and the worst thing is that you can't enjoy that video, use your computer to convert it to 480p
is there any way to change video resolution without converting it?
kiranbandre said:
is there any way to change video resolution without converting it?
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By converting he meant changing video resolution down to 480
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By converting he meant changing video resolution down to 480
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SO you have technology to change video file resolution without converting it?
SHARE IT. (Im gonna made milions on it)
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Don't think about it, even If you found a player which can run it and you overclock to 806, still you'll run it below 7-8 FPS, which means it will be too laggy and the worst thing is that you can't enjoy that video, use your computer to convert it to 480p
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is there any way to change video resolution without converting it?
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By converting he meant changing video resolution down to 480
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SO you have technology to change video file resolution without converting it?
SHARE IT. (Im gonna made milions on it)
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I don't like trolls on xda. I assumed kiranbandre was asking a legit question to what he didn't know. Again, because I assume people here don't troll those in need. So I explained that umangleekha was in fact referring to the same thing by "converting".
So I'm not sure kiranbandre was not trolling and for the record, if he wasn't, I'm sorry, but I am sure you were. I don't like trolls on xda
I apologize to the MODs if I am out of line but I don't like being made fun of.
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I just want to know is there are any way to just change resolutoin without lossing qaulity of video..
I tried many converters like xillisoft,total video converter,divx plus,avs,handbreak and many more
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kiranbandre said:
I just want to know is there are any way to just change resolutoin without lossing qaulity of video..
I tried many converters like xillisoft,total video converter,divx plus,avs,handbreak and many more
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as long as you keep the video resolution to a width of 480 you won't see any difference.
Cant u see the difference between mhz and ghz what you have written in your post
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Hey guys i just want to ask if any of you have tried playing 1080p or even 720p videos on the nexus s because im running on slimbean 3.0 marmite kernel and I used bs player to play HD videos but it will not be a smooth playback... does anyone have any idea on how to make the playback be smooth? Poor maybe this is hardware limitation?
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Use MX player. 720 is fine.
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Try MoboPlayer
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If you haven't come across any solutions, I'd suggest Dice Player.
I've tried VLC player and it runs HD videos smoothly and amazingly. It's still in BETA but it's amazing. I'd give it a try, it's free so you won't be losing anything. It also plays any format and you can use it to listen to your music. Another cool feature is it allows you to stream videos on it.
Regards,
Bomboholic
superng888 said:
Hey guys i just want to ask if any of you have tried playing 1080p or even 720p videos on the nexus s because im running on slimbean 3.0 marmite kernel and I used bs player to play HD videos but it will not be a smooth playback... does anyone have any idea on how to make the playback be smooth? Poor maybe this is hardware limitation?
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I don't know if BS Player has the option but use MX Player and while your video is playing, choose SW Decoding, since HW decoding makes the video stutter
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Try diceplayer, it renders 720p decoding perfectly
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Guys any one knows how to play 720p videos on xperia j ??
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try mx player! last option is to convert the video!
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try mx player! last option is to convert the video!
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Yup, this is the best video player I have ever used, just install the player and the codec from GPlay (all free) and it will play everything you throw in!
P/s: you may need to find some extra codec and copy them manually to your device to play some file (in my case, it's .mkv)
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Guys any one knows how to play 720p videos on xperia j ??
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mx player will run 720p videos but i dont think it can run it smoothly there will be many lags while video playback due weak gpu
Forget all that. The video will play properly with the correct resolution (mine is tipo) so 480x320 mpeg4 at least 1600kbps aac Lc 48khz 128kbps is already looks so good. Why waste your microsd size just to show your laggy 720p? Better show off high quality properly converted .mp4 file. And if you want to watch movies, obviously that 720p video size is bigger.
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Forget all that. The video will play properly with the correct resolution (mine is tipo) so 480x320 mpeg4 at least 1600kbps aac Lc 48khz 128kbps is already looks so good. Why waste your microsd size just to show your laggy 720p? Better show off high quality properly converted .mp4 file. And if you want to watch movies, obviously that 720p video size is bigger.
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i agree
Kk tnx anyway
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