Tell the, MX Player supports the ability to change the playback speed? I did not find this in the settings.
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Does anyone know of a video player where you can adjust the playback speed? Either with preset speeds (1.2x 1.5x 2x for example) or preferably the ability to adjust by scrolling up through them?
My Archos 101/g8 tablet which Youtube app could not playback more than
640x480 resolution stream video due to missing hardware accelerator?
I have tried to use "default app manager" app to change "default stream video player"to
Vplayer (built in hardware accelerator ), but finally still failed?
who can help to change Youtube default stream video player to Vplayer?:silly:
Can anybody suggest me which setting should i use in MX Player so that it uses minimum battery while playing movies.
hw/sw decoder, audio/video setting etc
JerryGoyal said:
Can anybody suggest me which setting should i use in MX Player so that it uses minimum battery while playing movies.
hw/sw decoder, audio/video setting etc
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clear mx data and import http://www.mediafire.com/view/m4y07txbx00611o/mx_player.xml
JerryGoyal said:
Can anybody suggest me which setting should i use in MX Player so that it uses minimum battery while playing movies.
hw/sw decoder, audio/video setting etc
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Simple rule is that using Maximum utilization of Hardware Acceleration & Low Brightness will reduce the battery usage.
If you haven't touched anything on settings, by default mx uses H/W decoder (If it's natively supported) & H/W accelerated onscreen controls, subtitles which are battery efficient. Only thing you have to take care is Screen Brightness.
ktsamy said:
Simple rule is that using Maximum utilization of Hardware Acceleration & Low Brightness will reduce the battery usage.
If you haven't touched anything on settings, by default mx uses H/W decoder (If it's natively supported) & H/W accelerated onscreen controls, subtitles which are battery efficient. Only thing you have to take care is Screen Brightness.
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thanks. Although mx player is playing video properly is there any need of custom codec?why do people use custom codec?
If you are talking about ktsamy's custom codec, that is only needed for DTS audio support.
Hello!
I have a Q10 Pro Android Player connected to a FHD TV and would like to use MX Player only for SD video playback. These are most often 720X576 resolution interlaced videos with 25fps (that is actually 50fps due the deinterlace). Variously coded in MPEG, xVid or x.264 codecs.
I can see some options in MX Player that could probably impact the Picture Quality of the playback, like the options to choose from HW, HW+ and SW decoders, then choose 3 different kind of Deinterlace method, an also 3 option regarding the colorspace.
Regardless if it would be working fine on my Box or not, what would be the theoretically best setting for each upper option to get the best possible Picture Quality with these kind of videos?
Thanks!
No one?
Well recently I used mx player to stream some DASH and HLS streams,but one thing I noticed is that it won't change resolution no matter what the network speed is,other players do change resolution when the speed drops,is this a bug?
Jing Arjay87 said:
Well recently I used mx player to stream some DASH and HLS streams,but one thing I noticed is that it won't change resolution no matter what the network speed is,other players do change resolution when the speed drops,is this a bug?
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We regret to inform you that adaptive streaming is not supported in HW+ and SW decoder at the moment. For HLS, we recommend you to use HW decoder whenever possible. It will fully support adaptive streaming. For Dash, unfortunately, android media framework doesn't support it natively. So, It can be played only with HW+ or SW.
However, we will highlight this with our relevant team and do our best to bring adaptive streaming support on HW+ and SW decoders.
Thank You.