I loaded some 5.1 AAC codec 5.1 surround movies on my tablet, but i can only hear the music action in the movie and not the sound. I have a Pipo m7 pro even when i'm selecting a Stereo AAC channel i have the same problem.
Videocodec is H.264 / AVC / MPEG-47 AVC / MPEG-4 part 10
I alredy downloaded the ARMv7 Neon codec for MX player but that didnt help. I dissabled HDMI on the tablet with no result, tried changing HW decoding to software, etc...
Anny1 that can help me with that?
Thanks
You may wish to post in Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting
Sounds like your tablet does not support or is missing correct Audio Decoder.
EDIT - As my teammate @philos64 suggested, you may wish to explore VLC for Android Beta
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AC-3 codec does not read (not see) the audio stream to video (avi) files over 2GB how to solve the problem?
Hello,
I use MX player on MXQ S85 Android TV Box. It is working very well except audio stream changing, even I can click on the other language audio available, it keeps playing sound in first language when movie started...
I have tried with different files, it is always same problem. Other video players doesn't meet this issue. I would like continue use MX player because H265 files are well played.
Thank you
Duponte7878 said:
Hello,
I use MX player on MXQ S85 Android TV Box. It is working very well except audio stream changing, even I can click on the other language audio available, it keeps playing sound in first language when movie started...
I have tried with different files, it is always same problem. Other video players doesn't meet this issue. I would like continue use MX player because H265 files are well played.
Thank you
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Probably it's due to unsupported audio codec...!
Can you post the mediainfo....?
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ktsamy said:
Probably it's due to unsupported audio codec...!
Can you post the mediainfo....?
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Sorry I did not put infos about it... apparently it is due to DTS ... The first stream is played well but it seems dual channel DTS makes troubles:
Video is Codec : H264 - MPEG-4 AVC (part 10) (avc1) Résolution : 1920x1058
Two streams are DTS and the second can't be played is DTS 1509 Kbps
Is it enough info ?
Thanks !
Duponte7878 said:
Sorry I did not put infos about it... apparently it is due to DTS ... The first stream is played well but it seems dual channel DTS makes troubles:
Video is Codec : H264 - MPEG-4 AVC (part 10) (avc1) Résolution : 1920x1058
Two streams are DTS and the second can't be played is DTS 1509 Kbps
Is it enough info ?
Thanks !
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Probably your device may not have native dts decoder. Kindly use custom codec from the sticky post. When you use custom codecs you can play ac3 or dts tracks even if it's not natively supported by your device. But, the disadvantage is the 5.1 audio will be downmixed to stereo
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ktsamy said:
Probably your device may not have native dts decoder. Kindly use custom codec from the sticky post. When you use custom codecs you can play ac3 or dts tracks even if it's not natively supported by your device. But, the disadvantage is the 5.1 audio will be downmixed to stereo
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But the first stream is in DTS and is well played and detected on my speakers system so it is not the device. I have found another video player who can also play both stream in DTS but I would prefer use MXplayer... :silly:
I have problem with more encoded Opus track in MKV container with MX Player Pro (tested with Android 5 and 6)
one example with problem: OPUS 224Kbps VBR
( another without problem to compare: Opus 192Kbps VBR )
I not know english word to explain audio effect.. it's a vibrate each 2sec for less 0.5sec.
I not reproduce the problem if enable HW OPUS audio codec (but HW not support 5.1).
No problem on MPC-HC or VLC with PC.
I reproduce the same probleme with KODI on Android 5
I add this new MKV test file with x264 video (not all device can read x265 for test)
MKV x264-OPUS 224kbps VBR
-VLC can read without problem on Windows and Android (but not found other player can read without problem this x264 mkv)
baudav said:
I have problem with more encoded Opus track in MKV container with MX Player Pro (tested with Android 5 and 6)
one example with problem: OPUS 224Kbps VBR
( another without problem to compare: Opus 192Kbps VBR )
I not know english word to explain audio effect.. it's a vibrate each 2sec for less 0.5sec.
I not reproduce the problem if enable HW OPUS audio codec (but HW not support 5.1).
No problem on MPC-HC or VLC with PC.
I reproduce the same probleme with KODI on Android 5
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It looks like a FFmpeg side issue & the latest version also has issues. That's why the issue is there with KODI.
Probably VLC might have implemented some workarounds.
The issue is forwarded to our developer team & they are looking into the issue.
baudav said:
I have problem with more encoded Opus track in MKV container with MX Player Pro (tested with Android 5 and 6)
one example with problem: OPUS 224Kbps VBR
( another without problem to compare: Opus 192Kbps VBR )
I not know english word to explain audio effect.. it's a vibrate each 2sec for less 0.5sec.
I not reproduce the problem if enable HW OPUS audio codec (but HW not support 5.1).
No problem on MPC-HC or VLC with PC.
I reproduce the same probleme with KODI on Android 5
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It looks like a bug on mkvmerge or ffmpeg.
We will add a workaround on the next version which can be enabled optionally.
Hi,
for the update
- https://github.com/mbunkus/mkvtoolnix/issues/2099
- https://trac.ffmpeg.org/ticket/4178
after extract opus track with ffmpeg, and add it with ffmpeg, it's GOOD.
I not understand all word in explanation, but initial opus track is not very good (even if reading has no problem)
If mxplayer can read without problem it's good; but if I correct my file it's better.
baudav said:
Hi,
for the update
- https://github.com/mbunkus/mkvtoolnix/issues/2099
- https://trac.ffmpeg.org/ticket/4178
after extract opus track with ffmpeg, and add it with ffmpeg, it's GOOD.
I not understand all word in explanation, but initial opus track is not very good (even if reading has no problem)
If mxplayer can read without problem it's good; but if I correct my file it's better.
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We will add a workaround for this. But, it is not supposed to be used for all audio tracks. So, it will be made as optional.
Dear MX Player community,
This video has track #2 in AC3 format (44.1kHz, mono). When I switch to this audio track it starts lagging (voice trebles, some sounds are dropped). I have tried enabling/disabling S/W decoder (Menu→Audio→Audio track→Use SW audio decoder), but it does not help. Perhaps it is related to the fact that both audio tracks are muxed with 1/2 stretch ratio into MKV container. Nevertheless AAC track #1 is played correctly. Both tracks are known to play correctly on Media Player Classic v1.7.13.112 (LAV Splitter v0.70.2.80) on Windows 7.
Is given AC3 track playing smoothly for anybody?
I use MX Player Pro v1.9.16 with ARMv7 NEON custom codec on Samsung Galaxy S5.
The issue might be related to this thread, but I am not sure.
Hi all,
After spending hours looking for answers on google, I am posting this question here. First I wilI explain a bit about my audio video setup.
I have Samsung Note 8 with Mx player 1.13.2 version on it. I have downloaded an mkv file from internet and played it on my Sony W805 Full HD TV through Samsung Smartview. The audio format of mkv file is AC3.
My TV is connected to the AV receiver (Herman Kardon 1610S) through ARC as well as optical cable for sound. I have my JBL home cinema 610 hooked with the receiver for surround sound. Now my question is
"Am I getting the lossless 5.1 surround sound while playing the mkv file on Note 8 and watching on my TV through Smartview?"