Hi! I download 720p videos from youtube to my SD and I was wondering if there is a way to play it on Jelly Bean?, On ICS I use Dice or MX Player and they play it without problems but on JB they're too laggy. I try BSplayer or Vplayer but these can't even show the video image. Any idea of how to play it well on JB? I haven't try the latest releases with the OC Kernel. Should I?
PD: the size of the videos are between 70mb to 100mb and all are mp4. I use TubeMate to download it.
If I remember correctly, poor performance in both capture and playback of 720p video are still issues that need to be ironed out in JB ROMs. Might have to just settle for 480p, for now.
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i have just upgrade my xoom from 3.0.1 to 3.1 , but i can't play .mp4 video even if i had some lack on some apps not the build in player there's no sound .
is there any solution for this or i'll downgrade to 3.0.1 ?
maybe your video setting such as bit rate is not enough for 3.1. because 3.1 improve solid unit capability.
The native android player will do just fine with h.264 in an mp4 container; recent tests in another thread demonstrate that 3.1 will handle baseline, main, and high-profile 720p encodes as well.
sosonano said:
i have just upgrade my xoom from 3.0.1 to 3.1 , but i can't play .mp4 video even if i had some lack on some apps not the build in player there's no sound .
is there any solution for this or i'll downgrade to 3.0.1 ?
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I have same problem, my video formart is ac3 h.264 mp4, it tip"the video can not be played", but when i use qqplayer, the video can player well for me. i think you can try another video player.
Which is the best player to view video in high resolution without to convert them or stuff like that!
I already overclocked it on 1.5 GHz but i can not play 1280x720 videos fluently!
I heard that the SGS 2 can play 1920 fluently out of the box, dont know if its true!
I'm currently on 3.0.1! Is there a difference on 3.1?
Hi oaz1,
Did you make high profile video work OK now? I am also very interested to make at least 720p high profile video work on my Xoom.
Have you tried Tiamat Kernel with both CPU and GPU overclock? Are you using software or hardware video decoding?
FYI, I am running stock 3.2 image.
oaz1 said:
Which is the best player to view video in high resolution without to convert them or stuff like that!
I already overclocked it on 1.5 GHz but i can not play 1280x720 videos fluently!
I heard that the SGS 2 can play 1920 fluently out of the box, dont know if its true!
I'm currently on 3.0.1! Is there a difference on 3.1?
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I've been using mx video player. It plays 720p files without a problem.
Buy dice player...
Install Mobo Player and QQ Player, and then buy Dice Player, it plays high profile 720p H264 without a hitch. You can also use XenonMKV to convert the audio in your high profile videos (without re-encoding video) and play them back in the stock player without issues. Takes about 15 minutes to convert and rebuild a 2 hour movie on my laptop, video is untouched in the process. I did that once, but it's much easier (and well worth the ~$5) to buy Dice Player.
I am running eos 2 right now. I have tried a few players such as Dice Player and MX Player but none of them are able to run full HD movies.
it's always choppy...
is there anyway to run full HD movies on XOOM?
thanks
what do you mean by "full hd"? 1080p mkv? How large is the movie file?
the file is around 2gb...and it's choppy when I run it on xoom. but when I run it on my gtab it runs just fine...
stingbandel said:
the file is around 2gb...and it's choppy when I run it on xoom. but when I run it on my gtab it runs just fine...
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I've recently had some success with BS Player and a recent beta version of VLC (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1517415 - although the download link has been removed - apparently due to copyright issues). Both these players were able to play HD content that all of the other players I tried could not. If you haven't tried them, it is worth a shot.
for MKV or AVI, i recommend DicePlayer, for MP4, go with MVideoPlayer of MXVideoPlayer.
I have tried Dice Player MX Player but none of them are able to play Full HD MP4 format movies.
I am trying to see if I can get VLC to try on my Xoom.
Running HD movies are fine but Full HD movies.
Dice player won't even see it. MX player able to see it but runs so choppy. BS player doesn't want to run it. It opens then close immediately...
Can you guys confirmed running a full hd movie instead of just hd movie?
thank you
a full hd movie at only 2gb? I convert 1080p mkv blu rays all the time. they range from 4 to 10gb. i convert them using dvdcatalyst, after conversion, they shrink to about 1.5 to 2.5gb. It is now in MP4 format. i have never had a problem playing them with mxvideplayer.
From what I understand, the xoom can't play to full 1080 definition, just 720.... I have had issues with choppiness myself but, overclocking to 1408 has always taken care of it for me. I prefer Dice too.
Draxin said:
From what I understand, the xoom can't play to full 1080 definition, just 720.... I have had issues with choppiness myself but, overclocking to 1408 has always taken care of it for me. I prefer Dice too.
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so overclocking it to 1408 solves the choppiness problem when running full 1080 or it solves just the 720?
thanks
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so overclocking it to 1408 solves the choppiness problem when running full 1080 or it solves just the 720?
thanks
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I have been able to run 720 just fine on my xoom at 1000 if that is all I am doing. When I am running a couple background apps, or downloading a big file it can get a bit choppy, so I bump it up to 1408. I usually just go for 720 movies since the files are smaller (and I don't really care as long as the picture is good.) I have ran one movie that was 1080, I did it with a 1408 overclock and didn't notice any choppiness, just the usual bad acting by Mark Wahlberg.
I have upped the CPU to 1408 but it still doesn't run the 1080 mp4 movie smoothly.
I even try to bump it to 16xx something.. still the same result. this without running anything in the background.
is it really stuck at 720 no 1080 for xoom?
This is one of the most frequently asked questions in this forum. Search is your friend.
The Xoom cannot play high profile 1080p, but can play low profile. This is due to the lack of NEON instructions in the tegra 2 CPU.
Hello Guys,
How to play 1080p videos on Xoom MZ601 ?
I am on EOS JB Rom, everything is running fine except Full HD vidoes & few 720p stutter to play(doesn't synchronise with sound).
Please let me know the solution.
Thanks
Haris
haris5sani said:
Hello Guys,
How to play 1080p videos on Xoom MZ601 ?
I am on EOS JB Rom, everything is running fine except Full HD vidoes & few 720p stutter to play(doesn't synchronise with sound).
Please let me know the solution.
Thanks
Haris
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Watching 1080p video on a 1280x800 screen is like trying to listen to 5.1 audio out of your phone speaker. Pointless.
As for 720p, use Dice player. Works flawlessly for me on CM10 @ 1.4Ghz.
Regards.
for 720p also try moboplayer, works great with subs also...im with the same rom like you!
It all depends on how it was encoded. Mostly the profile used, I believe the XOOM supports upto 4.1 or 4.0. But profile doesn't mean jack in my opinion since it's just info on how it was encoded, what is important is the way it was encoded. Also I believe it has strict limits on the numbers of --ref frames it can play back, I say 4 or 6 max and it also can't play in 10bit. That explanation was pretty basic...
After installing JB on Rogers Infuse 4G all mp4, avi video is unplayable, too choppy and stuttering. Works perfect on GB roms. Was looking around and could not find a fix for it (something to do with memory usage? as per Galaxy S forum). Any ideas?
SOLVED..
after reflashing a few other roms -> one has to remove external sd during flash, this seems to fix playback (flash and mx player etc.) problems. Thanx all for help.
bolibo said:
After installing JB on Rogers Infuse 4G all mp4, avi video is unplayable, too choppy and stuttering. Works perfect on GB roms. Was looking around and could not find a fix for it (something to do with memory usage? as per Galaxy S forum). Any ideas?
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Any Custom Rom <> stock GB have choppy video is a bug sorry, try another ROM.
Just a swag - have you tried putting the video on your internal memory instead of external sd?
I usually play streaming video (eg. TV series online). Any custom GB rom I tried has perfect picture, any ICS or JB rom is unwatchable. Could somebody suggest a JB rom that has verified good video playback on Infuse?
I have never had a problem watching videos on any GB/ICS/JB ROM...video playback has always been flawless whether it was a YouTube video or streaming from another site...or a downloaded HD movie...they've all played flawlessly....now videos I record while on JB/ICS that's I different story...but everyone knows about that...
If you don't mind...can you link me to a video you find unplayable on jb? I'm curious as to see if my infuse will play it...
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Any video on watchseries.eu will be impossible to watch. Which jb rom do you use?
bolibo said:
Any video on watchseries.eu will be impossible to watch. Which jb rom do you use?
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Ok so hopefully clears this up. For movies that you download, you can get mx player from the app store, that thing plays EVERYTHING. and flawlessly too. so there get that. If u want to watchseries.eu or online streaming sites, u need flash player, so download this guy http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1705503 and get version 3.0.3 This version contain flash player, which u'll need to watch stuff like that and yourtvseri.es etc.
For recording, just use 480p, cause 720p is broken on jb. good luck dude.