does it play this video sample in stock player?
https://rapidshare.com/files/1822600111/720p_avc_high_l4_cabac_4_ref_frames.mp4
it is only 2 mb, please try it and tell me the result, thanx in advance
Stock players on most phones are never that great, the beauty of Android is that it allows you to change the defaults of system applications so you don't need the stock player.
I recommend MX or Mobo
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Stock players on most phones are never that great, the beauty of Android is that it allows you to change the defaults of system applications so you don't need the stock player.
I recommend MX or Mobo
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im asking that question because i wanna know the hw decoding capabilities of the phone
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im asking that question because i wanna know the hw decoding capabilities of the phone
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Ah, I see. Don't know much about the technology behind playing videos, but I do know Mobo has a software decoding option
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Ah, I see. Don't know much about the technology behind playing videos, but I do know Mobo has a software decoding option
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it is simple, stock players use hw decoding which uses special video processing unit or dsp saving much power, whereas other players use sw decoding which uses cpu, so it drains power much quicker than hw decoding, thats why i wanna know the hw decoding limit of the phone
yes, the video sample plays fine in stock player
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yes, the video sample plays fine in stock player
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thanks man, but r u sure? because gsmarena review said that 720p avc lagged
and what about this sample? does it also play fine in stock player?
https://rapidshare.com/files/361595823/720p_avc_high_4.1_cabac_4 ref frames.mp4
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thanks man, but r u sure? because gsmarena review said that 720p avc lagged
and what about this sample? does it also play fine in stock player?
https://rapidshare.com/files/361595823/720p_avc_high_4.1_cabac_4 ref frames.mp4
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Yep second sample seems to play fine too, I couldn't notice any lag(stock rom/player)
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Yep second sample seems to play fine too, I couldn't notice any lag(stock rom/player)
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thanx u so much for answering my questions man, im planning to buy this phone and i wanna know if there is anything seriously wrong with it especially the screen since it doesnt have gorilla glass, thanx in advance
I had an LG Optimus One before so obviously the screen seems gorgeous to me. It's not as bright when compared to LG. It doesn't have GG but some other form of protection as I don't have any scratches on it and I don't use a screen protector. Other than that very nice phone for the money.
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I had an LG Optimus One before so obviously the screen seems gorgeous to me. It's not as bright when compared to LG. It doesn't have GG but some other form of protection as I don't have any scratches on it and I don't use a screen protector. Other than that very nice phone for the money.
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thanx man, im gonna buy this phone based on ur recommendation
Glad to help. keep us posted
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thanx u so much for answering my questions man, im planning to buy this phone and i wanna know if there is anything seriously wrong with it especially the screen since it doesnt have gorilla glass, thanx in advance
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Samsung S Advance does have gorila glass, check the specs again....
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I am buying a Transformer soon.
I have only 1 question, is there ANY way i can play 1080p MKV files on my Device?
No. Next time, use the search button.
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No. Next time, use the search button.
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How about not being an ass?
Not with HC 3.0.1, but yes with 3.1. It is not buttery smooth, but at least not frustratingly laggy.
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SeanBond said:
How about not being an ass?
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How about using common sense?
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How about using common sense?
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You were an ass. This is a perfectly fine question to ask after the Android 3.1 update, which has improved video playback.
I haven't tried a 1080P MKV file yet. I'll give that a try soon and see how it goes. As someone mentioned, some 1080P files do play better, but still not smoothly, so I don't have high expectations. Hopefully at least 720P MKV playback will be smooth.
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You were an ass. This is a perfectly fine question to ask after the Android 3.1 update, which has improved video playback.
I haven't tried a 1080P MKV file yet. I'll give that a try soon and see how it goes. As someone mentioned, some 1080P files do play better, but still not smoothly, so I don't have high expectations. Hopefully at least 720P MKV playback will be smooth.
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Your always going to find a search it yourself guy lol no biggie.
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Your always going to find a search it yourself guy lol no biggie.
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Well it's something I want to try anyway, I just installed 3.1 today.
And I don't really understand why people got to be dicks on this forum. If you see a post you don't like, why the hell do you stop and reply to it then? Clearly you got nothing better to do, probably take the same time to give the correct answer than say "go search". *shrug*
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Well it's something I want to try anyway, I just installed 3.1 today.
And I don't really understand why people got to be dicks on this forum. If you see a post you don't like, why the hell do you stop and reply to it then? Clearly you got nothing better to do, probably take the same time to give the correct answer than say "go search". *shrug*
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Agreed but its never going to change. I wouldn't go out my way to reply with search it lol
To elaborate more, technically you can say that you are able to play 1080p. Some files will not play, some files will play better than the others. Suffice to say that you still want to use 720p instead of 1080p. With 3.1, just about all the 720p files i throw at my tf plays very well with no discernible stuterring, with either the mobo player or the regular media player.
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3.1 seems to play nearly all 720p file flawlessly...for 1080p i think you'll need to stick with the base profile..
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1080P MKV file was brutal. Lots of freezing up. A 720P MKV file played pretty well, a lot better than before. There was still just barely noticeable stuttering, but the audio seemed to stay in sync pretty well, something I had problems with before.
1080P MP4 ripped from YouTube played pretty good, but some noticeable stuttering.
This was with the MoboPlayer. So it's looking better, but 1080P MKV still not good.
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You were an ass. This is a perfectly fine question to ask after the Android 3.1 update, which has improved video playback.
I haven't tried a 1080P MKV file yet. I'll give that a try soon and see how it goes. As someone mentioned, some 1080P files do play better, but still not smoothly, so I don't have high expectations. Hopefully at least 720P MKV playback will be smooth.
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Unless it has been asked before, which it has. Which is why he was pointed to search. Dupe threads on the same question over and over are useless.
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At least he answered the question rather than just straight out telling him to search it. Better than what I usually see.
Thanks to the guys who gave an answer, the rest of you lot need to realise you are just a person on a forum. Grow up.
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Thanks to the guys who gave an answer, the rest of you lot need to realise you are just a person on a forum. Grow up.
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You're welcome
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there is a member here who came up with a HANDBRAKE video preset that works excellent on the tf101, if u dont mind converting your movies, which is what ive done then you can do that. If not you can use players from the market but u will have less than perfect playback some cases. I just coverted my pirates of the caribbean movies and they play great. The Handbrake thread is on the transformer forum under general, ummm yeap this forum.
Not sure if this works for you, but I think Plex is a great alternative.
There are loads of threads on this. Use the search function.
Thread locked for flaming.
Badwolve1
here a Comparison between these two giants - but i have surprised when he played the flash clips on both - look at the 3:01 and give your opinion why it's too choppy on O3d ??
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WUnqYDRKlQE
Old firmware, my one is smooth
@ik911 Are you able to play Youtube 1080p vidz smoothly? On mine which is running on may software it runs choppy. Thanks.
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@ik911 Are you able to play Youtube 1080p vidz smoothly? On mine which is running on may software it runs choppy. Thanks.
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yes it's smooth but why would you want to play 1080p videos on a phone?
Can't be smooth at 1080p, only GS2 can, at the moment
Owning a GS2 also I have tried lots of 1080 and 720 and really on such a small screen you really can't tell much difference in quality.
you can't notice difference between 480p to 720p and 1080p on the phone
Of course the screen on our phone is 480p (800x480) so any higher is a bit useless
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Can't be smooth at 1080p, only GS2 can, at the moment
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Did you try it yourself? Cause I did, Big Buck Bunny 1080p and Avatar 1080p trailer both run smooth as silk. There are video's on Youtube showing the O3D playing high profile 4.1 720p mkv and 1080p mkv which is pretty impressive in my opinion. Haven't tried playing 1080p mkv myself yet but will today.
The GS2 is an incredible phone but not the only one that can do incredible things anymore.
yes...we are all referring 1080p IN FLASH CONTENT,SO DURING THE NAVIGATION WITH THE BROWSER...Not with a dedicated player...
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yes...we are all referring 1080p IN FLASH CONTENT,SO DURING THE NAVIGATION WITH THE BROWSER...Not with a dedicated player...
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Largo79 asked "@ik911 Are you able to play Youtube 1080p vidz smoothly?" to which ik911 replied he could and then you said only GS2 should be able to. Now I could be wrong and you didn't directly reply to ik911 but I got the impression you did so I just told you Youtube 1080p content does play smooth on my O3D.
NO NEED TO SHOUT LIKE AN IDIOT over something like that...
you are an idiot instead..
read carefully his post
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=15305351&postcount=1
look the video,and find out that he was talking about flash video on youtube site hahaha
To OP my bad it don't work. this might be due to android 2.2
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you are an idiot instead..
read carefully his post
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=15305351&postcount=1
look the video,and find out that he was talking about flash video on youtube site hahaha
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Right, you clearly have no idea what I was replying to so I'm not gonna bother having this discussion with you.
I have no trouble playing embedded video, playing more than two at a time like in that review does make the players choppy which could be a Froyo vs. Gingerbread issue or just a raw power issue but who would play multiple embedded video's anyway on such a small screen (or any screen for that matter)?
Someone asked whats the point of playing 1080p on a small screen? Well when u have ur phone connected to an HDTV then it comes in handy being able to play 1080p or 720p videos
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Someone asked whats the point of playing 1080p on a small screen? Well when u have ur phone connected to an HDTV then it comes in handy being able to play 1080p or 720p videos
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good point to mention
I've searched around, tried QQPlayer, Kascend, Rock Player and Mobo and none of them can play the files properly. Either there is no sound or way too much lag.
Dice Player seems to be the only option out there, so since I'm a cheap bastard I want to see if there is a free alternative out there before I shell out the five bucks.
Have you tried mplayer? It's the only way to go on a linux desktop. I'd venture to say it would do well on our phones.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1077188
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Try daroo player in market.
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Just tried MX Video Player and Daroo...neither work.
on to mplayer.
Have you converted the files down to the res of the screen? Also for rockplayer you should try both the software and hardware decoding options before giving up
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hi..
follow this link to download free diceplayer.apk
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Have you converted the files down to the res of the screen? Also for rockplayer you should try both the software and hardware decoding options before giving up
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Nah, I hate converting videos. Use to do that when I had a PS3 a few years ago. Pain in the ass.
I did.
I played around with all of the settings in every player I tried.
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hi..
follow this link to download free diceplayer.apk
http://androidforums.com/hero-support-troubleshooting/45005-mobile-network-apn-settings.html:
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Really? Is it buried in that thread for Mobile Network settings?
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How about mobo pro its free and plays everything I throw at it
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Tried a few and Diceplayer was the best in the end.
It supports HW acceleration and plays 720 videos really smooth.
Phil
bimzrus said:
How about mobo pro its free and plays everything I throw at it
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Tried it, doesn't work.
philje123 said:
Tried a few and Diceplayer was the best in the end.
It supports HW acceleration and plays 720 videos really smooth.
Phil
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Yup, the only that works for me. I'm just going to stop being cheap and shell out the $5.
I can't believe it's this difficult to get .mkv support. It's 2011, who uses .avi or .mpg anymore? EVERYTHING you download in high def is an .mkv Playing these files should be like being able to play an .mp3
Have you tried MX Video Player, there is a trial version available
that has ads, but I liked it so much I paid for it. I have managed
to get it to play 1080 mkv, it supports dual core decoding...
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Tried it, doesn't work.
Yup, the only that works for me. I'm just going to stop being cheap and shell out the $5.
I can't believe it's this difficult to get .mkv support. It's 2011, who uses .avi or .mpg anymore? EVERYTHING you download in high def is an .mkv Playing these files should be like being able to play an .mp3
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Wow, hadn't heard of .mkv. It looks good though, I need to investigate further. I guess there are many conflicting commercial aspects to it. A bit like FreeBSD/Linux in their early days vs AIX/SunOS/HPUX.....
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Wow, hadn't heard of .mkv. It looks good though, I need to investigate further. I guess there are many conflicting commercial aspects to it. A bit like FreeBSD/Linux in their early days vs AIX/SunOS/HPUX.....
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.mkv seems to be the standard with HD videos. I don't download anything unless it's 720p+ and every uploader chooses .mkv
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How about mobo pro its free and plays everything I throw at it
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Yeah, that's what I was going to say. Try it out, it's free and great.
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.
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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?
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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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By converting he meant changing video resolution down to 480
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:banghead:
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.
have a nice day
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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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Hi,
When I try to play HD Videos or streams it will mostly be shown in slowmotion and jerking (audio is normal),
sometimes it works normal.
Has anybody an idea on what the videoplayback depends or what configuration can be set to make this
contantly working.
I run CM10.1, AOKP Kernel, 1,2 Mhz, interactive gov, cfq shed
Regards
Michael
What player are u using? I had an issue where I was having trouble playing any videos...they would be basically like watching a series of all photos...I switched the setting from h/w to s/w decoding and that took care of it
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dbenney said:
What player are u using? I had an issue where I was having trouble playing any videos...they would be basically like watching a series of all photos...I switched the setting from h/w to s/w decoding and that took care of it
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Hi,
MX Player, maybe thats a hint, I remember, that I put it in the settings to h/w.
Actually I am installing CM again and I will try it when its all installed. Thanks so far.
Michael
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What player are u using? I had an issue where I was having trouble playing any videos...they would be basically like watching a series of all photos...I switched the setting from h/w to s/w decoding and that took care of it
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Yes, thats it, I change in MX Player everything Tod s/w and now the stream is fluid.
Thx a lot.
bigmic63 said:
Yes, thats it, I change in MX Player everything Tod s/w and now the stream is fluid.
Thx a lot.
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No, now its jittering again. I cant understand what is rhe reason here.