So, MX Player appears to have hardware decoding, but you have to side load the Intel codecs.
I am right now watching live sports through my HRHomerun Prime using this method.
1) Install MX Player from the market MX Player Free On Google Play
2) Side Load the Intel Hardware Codec from MX Player Side Load
3) Install the AC3 audio Codec from
XDA MX Player AC3 Audio Codec
To Watch HDHomerun Prime channels with the method play the network stream
http:// [ IP Address ]:5004/auto/v[channel number]
Ex: http://192.168.1.150:5004/auto/v817 (CNN)
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I am downloading mx player custom codec for my device htc desire c.. But on downloading arm v7 neon the download keeps cutting at 3.22 mb... what to do??/ plz tell me...
First codec is needed only if the device doesn't support mostly default codec in mx player itself supports and plays videos in most devices
Try enabling s/w instead if h/w and play video
Download codec only If mx player recommends codec
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When MX player lost its support to play AC3 audio I have found on the internet instructions how to fix it. I downloaded the AIO 1.7.32 codec package zip and set the MX player to use them. Despite this fix the problem still persists. (I think tegra 4 is not supported with this codec package)
Using this codec package Shield is able to play AC3 audio only for very short period of time.
Is there any other way how to make MX player play the AC3 audio?
use vlc less problems
My MX Player works so far properly after I changed the SW codec to HW+ one (I also use the AC3 external codec package) . There are also setting for SW/HW audio codec, just play with it.
My device is a Samsung Galaxy Tab S 8.4 using Lollipop 5.02
I use MX Player Pro for decoding RTP-Streams from the ip-tv platform t-Entertain in Germany. These RTP-Streams uses MPEG-4 AVC/MEG-4 part 10 Codec.
I also own a NAS containing all my videos. Streaming videos from NAS using HW+ Decoder to MX Player works fine. But videos from RTP-Streams to MX-Player
do not! The reason is: MPEG-4 AVC/MPEG-4 part 10 have to decode in software mode on my device! But both streams (Nas-Videos and RTP-Streams) come from network.
There is no option in MX Player to set NAS-Streams to HW+ and RTP-Streams to SW! A workaround will be to set both to SW. But this is not state of the art!
So please give MX Player an option, to set "network streams" separate to SW or HW+ mode.
Best regards to the developers and to the Forum
Andro Uno
Andro Uno said:
My device is a Samsung Galaxy Tab S 8.4 using Lollipop 5.02
I use MX Player Pro for decoding RTP-Streams from the ip-tv platform t-Entertain in Germany. These RTP-Streams uses MPEG-4 AVC/MEG-4 part 10 Codec.
I also own a NAS containing all my videos. Streaming videos from NAS using HW+ Decoder to MX Player works fine. But videos from RTP-Streams to MX-Player
do not! The reason is: MPEG-4 AVC/MPEG-4 part 10 have to decode in software mode on my device! But both streams (Nas-Videos and RTP-Streams) come from network.
There is no option in MX Player to set NAS-Streams to HW+ and RTP-Streams to SW! A workaround will be to set both to SW. But this is not state of the art!
So please give MX Player an option, to set "network streams" separate to SW or HW+ mode.
Best regards to the developers and to the Forum
Andro Uno
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We will try adding option for selecting decoder based on network protocol.
+1
I need to work with my nas
Tnx
Is it working by now with the individual streams from http://iptv.blog/artikel/multicastadressliste/ ?
Or does MX Player even handle one of the playlists (more akin to DVB bouquets actually) provided there (FKA http://grinch.itg-em.de/entertain/downloads/playlist.php?ETV&xspf etc.).
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.
Hello,
I'm using the mx player pro on a Sony Xperia 1.
Mkv files with DCA audio codec work fine. Mkv files with trueHD don't play. VLC player is able to play the mkv files with trueHD audio codec on this device.
I use mx player because of the ability to change subtitle position. VLC doesn't have this feature.
Can there anything be done to make mkv files with trueHD audio codec play on MX Player?
Thank you for helping.