Hi everyone,
I am looking for an app with the following features:
- Play all kinds of differently encoded videos
- have a daily automatically changing playlist of X videos that are played in loop all day long
I had a look at MX player, VLC etc., but they don't even seem to offer playlists ... (I thought about using macros to achieve that second feature, but without playlists ...)
I would be glad about any suggestions.
thc88
PS: Does it make sense to ask the developers of MX Player to implement such a feature in their pro version?
This can already be achieved in MX Player. In the video selection menu, select all videos in a folder, and press "play selected" at the toolbar at the top.
In your player settings when player a video, go menu -> play -> loop all
Thank you for your reply.
But I think in this case the videos will eternally be the same.
But I want a certain number of videos be looped for a day and the next day another certain number (for instance 5) of different videos be looped for another day.
you should use tasker
1-you create a folder "X" where you put your videos in
2-You create another folder "Y" where your put the videos that have to be played
3-with tasker you create a task that will move/copy files from "X" to "y" (you have to set up days and hour for this)
4-with tasker you create a task that will erase file in folder X (you can erase them at the end of the day for ex.)
It can a little bit hard but I think you can succeed with taker and mx.
Regards.
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ZmisiS said:
I want this download to a PC.
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wait i will upload to dropbox and i will edit it..
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OK.
I am using my Samsung Note 10.1 to watch lots of instructional videos; each course is composed of 10-40 video files, stored in folders, subfolders etc
I have tried bunch of video players; they all can play videos ok, but once the device is rebooted I have to do the whole process again (start video player, point it to certain folder, scroll through the files I have seen already etc)
Would anyone suggest an application which could start playing from the last position the player has been stopped at? (i.e. the player should remember it's "state" (playlist, position etc and being able to start playing right away)
As an alternative fix - would it be possible to switch my tablet into "deep-sleep" (hibernation?) mode so it could stay in such mode for a long long time without draining the battery and, once waken up, restore last work session)?
Have you tried MX Player? I don't have a Note 10.1, but I use MX Player on my Note 2 and it always resumes from where I left off no matter what.
LordLugard said:
Have you tried MX Player? I don't have a Note 10.1, but I use MX Player on my Note 2 and it always resumes from where I left off no matter what.
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how does it do it? As far as I can see, MX Player would higlite folder (and then file inside), but you will still have to navigate all the way to the file in order to start playing
is there a "resume play" button I have missed?
I probably don't really understand what you're asking.
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I want video player app to recall exactly - which files it was playing the last time this app has been used - and start playing from the same spot
I want this to happen even after the tablet has been rebooted; I would start player, click "resume" button (or something like that) - and that's it
MX Player does give option in the video you last played of start over or resume after a reboot .
But the player will not open at the last played video after a reboot .
Neither am i aware of any player that does .
jje
Please, add a feature - continuously playing video from one folder to next folder (similar to hardware MP3 players).
I have android media center in my car, so, i have a lots of music videoclips on hdd sorting by folders.
Now, after playing last video in folder MX Player stops.
And it's take some time and attention to find next folder in list, open it and start first video.
Please, add this feature!!!
MX Player is amazing! I love it!!!))
I saw from the sticky thread that this has been implemented. This is one of the major features I thought was missing from mx player, and I never would have found it if I hadn't come here with another issue.
I feel this incredibly useful new feature should have advertised somewhere. The change log in the play store maybe?
Did you know you can long press on folder and files and then press play button?
you can enable it by change sort view
just cancel sort by folder
enable/disable it menu->view
Hi,
I would like to request for a play list feature.
Problem context:
I have a whole list of video files (+50 videos and counting) stored within a folder for a certain topic.
But I only wish to play certain videos for certain sessions of my meeting with my friends - planning ahead. However, as they are not sorted according to their file names, currently it's very hard to jump here and there. I have to stop a video, search for another video, then continue the playback.
Or I may wish to play certain videos for my kids from within another folder or a combination of folders.
My wish:
To be able to create multiple video playlist for different purposes.
That I can select a video, choose "add to a play list", select which play list from the ones I've created or add to (i.e. create) a new playlist.
Thank you for your considerations.
Regards.
This feature request already exists in the feature requests list, under high priority #8.
This feature is still missing on the latest mx player, I could not create a plylist
A VERY needed and basic feature indeed!
The player sees the m3u file but does not play the contents.
Hi,
When playing a video or audio file the following can be selected in the Play menu:
Loop one
Loop all
Shuffle
For playing audio there is one important option missing: "Loop all once". This would play all of the audio files in a folder and then stop after the last one. Right now I have it set to "Loop all" and this kind of works ok for audio, but I really don't want this for video. If someone sends me a video clip and I open with MX Player then this setting means the video will play on an infinite loop and it is very easy to home out and have it playing in the background running the battery down.
Also would be really great to be able to select which audio files to be played from a folder rather than just starting from the one that I select and playing sequentially down.
KnightAzul
Not everybody will be always happy, this "loop all once" would be a good feature, but I never needed that, I dont even know an audio player with that option.
An editable playlist for audio files, this is good too but this is more a video player.
This feature could be taken to be added to feature request list.
If you long press on a folder and hit play, it will play all files in that folder.
CDB-Man said:
If you long press on a folder and hit play, it will play all files in that folder.
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Works for me!!! :good::good::good:
Thanks,
KnightAzul