yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Accessories] the great heisenberg:
Probably not the best pix, but these two pictures show the finger prints with the screen off and on.
[Xperia Arc General] rajaganesan7:
:confused:
[Xperia Arc General] ArcMan09:
Not posibble,

have been Told 100 Times
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Fatelord:
I don't want another rom just recoloring the existing stock one .. any available ?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dantheman122:
Probably look into this http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1730397, depends what Rom/Android Version you're running etc
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Fatelord:
it doesn't work unfortunately since it offers only JB for GS3 and my ROM is stok ICS ...
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dantheman122:
Do you mean you aren't rooted or anything? No possible way if that's the case AFAIK. You'll have to root then use that one I posted, you can make it look like either JB or ICS, there's two different downloads.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] james_lpool:
Does anyone know if i got a UHS card if the 10.1 would benifit from UHS or would it not use and and run as normal speeds?

james
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] samuelong87:
+1 on this! Contemplating on getting a 32GB UHS (30mb/s i think?) Sandisk.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dough30i:
Flash new CM 10 rom and now its not working. meaning it just stuck or freeze when on open.
[Xoom Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tumpy:
I am a timewarner cable subscriber and their app will only work with this rom http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1811747

no rooted rom will let you see video on your xoom only the guide will work...
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] emanoj.i9103:
Hi All,

The latest version of MX Player supports external ffmpeg.

Our xda member ktsamy has come up with an update for us - A custom codec for MX Player with DTS Support. Kindly find details in the below forum link. Please don't forget to thank ktsamy

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2156254
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] azhar.munshi:
can someone also include wmv format in mx player

because my maximum wmv format are not working
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] D™:
Tried Vplayer or VLC player??
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] mj.vikram:
Buddy no one should change MX player except its author, If you want some extra features then mail the author and request him.....
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] josjator:
Author has provided external ffmpeg support.
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] D™:
Try this one buddy. It can play WMV movies(as mentioned by app uploader)

MOBOPLAYER
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] mvmacd:
bump..I too would be interested if anyone could point us to an old ffmpeg build.. perhaps someone has an old .apk from when it supported DTS, I could unzip it and search for it. Or maybe someone knows how compile it?
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] dylanh333:
How to build your own ffmpeg with DTS support

Firstly, this advice isn't for the light hearted - most people will give up very quickly. I myself am still fairly new to C and compiling in a unix/linux environment (I just completed a beginners unit in C programming - you won't need this).

You will need:

a Linux machine (or virtual machine) - I used Ubuntu 12.04 (on a virtual machine)

GCC and C compilers (Ubuntu should come with these)

The "latest" Android NDK - you can get it from here: developer.android.com/tools/sdk/ndk/index.html

FFmpeg for MX Player source code: sites.google.com/site/mxvpen/ffmpeg

The attached modified build-ffmpeg.zip

The attached build-ffmpeg.zip contains a new build-ffmpeg.sh that I wrote from scratch as a replacement for the horribly messy one used by the developer. The config-ffmpeg.sh has also been modified such that all the lines that exclude codecs from the build (like --disable-demuxer=dts) have been removed along with a couple more that cause trouble when compiling. To build ffmpeg:

Extract the .tar.bz2 NDK

Copy the folder inside to "/usr/src/" (you will need root privelages to copy here - I ran Nautilus as root ["sudo nautilus"])

Rename it to "/usr/src/android-ndk-r8b" (Changing the "NDK="/usr/src/android-ndk-r8b" line in "config-ffmpeg.sh" didn't seem to work - it may work now with the updated build-ffmpeg.sh I wrote)

Extract your ffmpeg.7z somewhere. Extract the contents of build-ffmpeg.zip into this folder - replacing both build-ffmpeg.sh and config-ffmpeg.sh with the ones in the zip. This will make life much easier

Now open a terminal, cd to the location this file is in, and run "./build-ffmpeg.sh <your platform>". I used "./build-ffmpeg.sh neon" for my Nexus 7. Type some gibberish as <your platform> to see a list of valid platforms

Go and have a cup of tea while it builds (depending on your machine - this could take 30min ... I did this inside a virtual machine, so that's probably why)

Once it's done, inside the output folder should be another folder - with the name of the platform you specified. Inside that will be all the .so files you need. Grab this folder and put it on your device somewhere

Open MX Player on your device. Go to Settings -> Decoder -> Custom Codec, and navigate to the folder you put on your device. Press OK

Once MX Player restarts, you can check if the codec is in use by going back to Custom Codec to see if it is using the folder specified

Voila! You should now be able to get audio on movies with DTS sound =D

If someone could test these instructions for me (ktsamy I'm referring to you) that'd be great =D
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] khpatel4991:
will this help in playing mkv 720p or even 1080p videos in hw decoding mode?
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] emanoj.i9103:
You can't overcome a hardware limitation beyond a point. I guess it's not possible.
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] mj.vikram:
Manoj Tegra 2 is capable of playing 1080 P videos, But Samsung haven't provided the support/required drivers, In CM 10 also our Dev's are using Samsung's libs only so we are not able to play 1080P ......
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] dylanh333:
UPDATE to "How to build your own ffmpeg with DTS support"

UPDATE: YOU DO NOT NEED A ROOTED ANDROID DEVICE! You can copy these .so files into a folder in your device's sdcard folder. Once this is done, from MX player, go to settings -> decoder -> custom codec. Locate the folder with all the .so files you made, and hit ok. Now it should work.
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] dylanh333:
Here's what I have compiled for my Nexus 7.

NOTE: NO ROOT REQUIRED!!!

The attached zip file contains the files for the ffmpeg codec WITH DTS audio support (quite a few .mkv movies use this), compiled for devices that use "NEON" (some architectural enhancement in the CPU to do with floating point numbers). That means it should work with any device that has a Tegra 3 processor, and I'm sure lots of others. A few quick Google searches should reveal information about your phone's processor. Here's how to get the codec working:

Extract the contents of the .zip somewhere on your device - take note of where the folder you extracted is.

Once this is done, from MX Player, go to Settings -> Decoder -> Custom Codec

Locate the folder you extracted, select it and hit OK. Once MX Player restarts, it should work.

Remember, your device's CPU must have "NEON". I'll compile ffmpeg for other platforms within the next few days for compatibility with other devices.
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] dylanh333:
More codecs on the way

Thanks for the thanks =D

I shall have the codec compiled for more platforms tonight, so those who are using Samsung phones with a different processor and get really laggy video should see an improvement with a codec compiled for your phone's processor. Once this is done I'll also post a link to this thread in the one you suggested. It feels good to already be appreciated after just joining XDA Developers.
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] dylanh333:
Ffmpeg codecs, all of them!

I have now compiled ffmpeg for several different platforms. Your device is likely to have a processor that is either:

A Tegra 2

Uses NEON (the Tegra 3 and a lot of newer processors use this)

Is an ARMv6 compliant processor with vfp (older phones)

Is an ARMv6 compliant processor (older phones)

Is an ARMv5 compliant processor (very old phones)

Is an x86 compliant processor

Is a MIPS compliant processor

A quick Google search of your device should reveal what processor it has, and another Google search should reveal information about the processor. Once you know which one of these categories your device fits, copy and extract the corresponding zip to your device, and take note of its location. Now open up MX Player, go to Settings -> Decoder -> Custom Codec, and once inside the folder you extracted, hit OK. After MX Player has restarted, MX Player will not only have support for DTS audio, but a few other codecs as well that were explicitly disabled by the developer.
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] The-Droidster:
Great!!!:good:
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] emanoj.i9103:
Thanks a lotttt. This is awesome :)
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] daviduhs:
Ohh My God!!!

I love you dylanh333. You saved my life. Went to a lot different forums, they got the lbffmpeg or something like that, still didnt play audios DTS with my Galaxy S3. All i could find was for Arm's processors and neon, no tegra builds. Always it was like"if you dont see your processor here, compile it and do your own custom build". I found you finally and not only my tegra2 processor but the most common ones as well. Good guy greg man lol. Thanks for everything
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] josjator:
I think ffmpeg codecs use sw decoding. Have you seen any lag with 5.1?
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] iamelton:
my phone (Huawei U8800) has an ARMv7 instruction set, so which one should i download then?

tia..
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] navinkumar1892:
just by choosing the Codec does the dts effect get started or we have have to do something
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] dylanh333:
ARMv7

Try NEON or Tegra2. Let me know how it goes

---------- Post added at 04:45 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:39 PM ----------

DTS is not an effect. Like mp3, aac and many others, it is an audio format - specifically designed for use in video. This means that if you are trying to play a movie that uses DTS audio, you will get an error in MX Player, then ... silence. By using one of the custom codecs that I have provided with DTS support, MX Player will be able to play the audio of movies that use DTS as their audio format - with no errors.
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] mbamg:
Should be Tegra 2. Technically the name of that codec should be ARMv7, not Tegra 2.
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] iamelton:
i tried "neon", and mx player loaded without problem.. but i dont have a video file to test the dts function..

does this mean that it works, or do i still have to load a video file to confirm?
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] ll77:
You still have to load a video.

Previously the video would play but MX player would say something like "Unsupported Audio: DTS"

if it is working you should get HW accelerated video, and SW audio, and the audio will play just fine with no messages.

---------- Post added at 11:57 AM ---------- Previous post was at 11:50 AM ----------

Actually I think there are ARM7 with NEON and without, and the tegra2 is a chip without... so he could name it ARM7 NEON and ARM7 Tegra2...

See this VLC thread

http://phandroid.com/2011/09/23/vlc-open-source-media-player-for-android-download/

Qualcomm’s Snapdragon S1 and all of its Snapdragon S2, S3, and S4 chips use ARMv7. All Cortex series cores, including Samsung Exynos and TI OMAP 3, 4, and 5 series use ARMv7. The NEON instruction set is supported.

Nvidia’s Tegra 2 is ARMv7, but there’s no NEON instruction support.

Tegra2 is the also the built specification on the command line when compiling ffmpeg, so he named it appropriately.

---------- Post added at 12:10 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:57 AM ----------

Based on some info I found, as posted just above,m your Qualcom snapdragon processor is probably Neon.
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] dylanh333:
How do I check?

The best way to check is to go back into MX Player's settings, click decoder, then check custom codec to see if it is using the folder you specified. I do however suspect that if you use a codec made for a different platform (eg. NEON on a non-NEON processor), it will still work, but will use the slower software decoder. I haven't tried this yet so its only speculation.
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] dairymasta:
I don't get it...so its great I have DTS audio now...but the video plays back like ****? Slow, laggy and choppy, nothing like H/W decoding...so what's the point? :/

EDIT: take it back managed to get h/w video with s/w audio working. Works a treat now, thanks.
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] monst:
How about for the Nexus 10!
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] dylanh333:
Nexus 10

Very likely to have NEON. I think like the S3, it uses a Exynos processor. It seems that almost all new devices have NEON
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] JordanCournoyea:
My device uses an ARMv7 chip. Which one should I download?
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] emanoj.i9103:
See if decoding works with neon build; if not, try tegra2.
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] Jequan:
Thank you so much!
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] hemanthnaz:
gr8 job

thanks a lot mate :)
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] wednesday13:
Thanks! Btw only sw works? I'm just curious even before hw is can't play dts? Thanks
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] qwerty12:
Thank you very much. I used your fixed scripts to build a version for my phone with a Cortex A9, changed scripts attached.
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] rawfa:
Would any of these work on a Nook Tablet (Dual Core Ti OMAP 4430 @ 1GHz)?
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] bavisirahul:
What about samsung galaxy tab 2 3100???
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] Thirumalai.K:
[Update] MX Player Custom Codec v1.7.10

I have created my own binary to completely automate the build process. It will customize both "build-ffmpeg.sh" & "config-ffmpeg.sh" and then it will start compiling. No more editing. Single file to do everything you need.

Here is the updated Instructions to build the custom codecs.

You will need:

a Linux machine (or virtual machine)

GCC and C compilers (Ubuntu should come with these)

The "latest" Android NDK - you can get it from here: developer.android.com/tools/sdk/ndk/index.html

FFmpeg for MX Player source code: sites.google.com/site/mxvpen/ffmpeg

download the View attachment 1568487

Instructions:

Extract the .tar.bz2 NDK

Copy the folder inside to "/usr/src/" (you will need root privelages to copy here - I ran Nautilus as root ["sudo nautilus"])

Rename it to "/usr/src/android-ndk-r8b" (Changing the "NDK="/usr/src/android-ndk-r8b" line in "config-ffmpeg.sh" didn't seem to work - it may work now with the updated build-ffmpeg.sh I wrote)

Extract your ffmpeg.7z somewhere. Extract the build.zip on the same location

Now open Terminal and change working directory and run build file with the any one of the arguments (for ex: if you want to build for neon then run "./build neon", if you want to build for all platform just run "./build all" )

neon

tegra2

v6_vfp

v6

v5te

x86

mips

all

Wait for the message which states the completion of build process.

Just open libs directory. There you can find your codecs under sub-directory of your platform name. If it is not there then check logs folder for build logs.

Open MX Player on your device. Go to Settings -> Decoder -> Custom Codec, and navigate to the folder you put on your device. Press OK

Once MX Player restarts, you can check if the codec is in use by going back to Custom Codec to see if it is using the folder specified

I have compiled the codec for all platform from the latest source (v1.7.10) with DTS audio support.

Download the right package and enjoy DTS playback

1. Arm_v7_Neon (View attachment 1568336)

2. Arm_v7_Tegra (View attachment 1568350)

3. Arm_v6_with_VFP (View attachment 1568368)

4. Arm_v6 (View attachment 1568375)

5. Arm_v5te (View attachment 1568384)

6. x86 (View attachment 1568399)

7. mips (View attachment 1568401)
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] emanoj.i9103:
Updated OP. Thanks to ktsamy
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] mizifih:
Tried the NEON on my Galaxy Nexus and it worked, had do disable Hardware to process sound though, but Hardware processing of the video worked. Does MX Player uses the custom codec only when we select Software or once we selected custom codec, it completely ignores the "official" codecs?
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] Thirumalai.K:
Yes, when you select custom codec it will start using it instead of the installed one.

If your HW doesn't have DTS support, then it will play only in HW+/SW as both depends on software custom codec.

If you want to play DTS while using HW decoder then go to

Preference>>Decoder and enable software audio.

By this Video will be rendered by HW and audio will be rendered by SW.
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] tienlequoc:
DTS 5.1 or DTS 2.0 downmix?

It's DTS 5.1 or DTS 2.0 downmix. I think DTS 2.0 downmix. :laugh:
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] romdroid.:
Which one for the motorola droid razr xt910? Very much thanks for these codes, now I can finally have sound on my xoom!
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] romdroid.:
Anyone? Which files for the Motorola razr?
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] Thirumalai.K:
It uses cortex-A9 processor. Most of the processors support neon instructions.

Try Neon build first. It should work. If it is not working then try tegra2.
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] jsox79:
i have cortex a9 processor in my nook tablet

neither neon or tegra 2 works, any ideas how i can make this work?

nvm reinstall and reconfigure with neon works!!
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] wrsg:
Any idea why using H/W+ would lag worse than S/W?
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] himanshuaieee:
Thanks everyone for the compiled list!!

Now this works like charm. The MX Player is all zooming to all my videos .

One question though, in MX Player`s setting there is option to enable H/w Decoding as well S/w decoding.

So after this should I keep the S/w decoding enabled or keep the H/w decoding enabled ot both enabled....

I mean which one will give best quality output.

Just for you input, I am having Sony Xperia Sola, with Dual-core 1 GHz Cortex-A9 processor,

I through some search have inferred it a Tegra 3 NEON processor if someone can confirm on this too.
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] emanoj.i9103:
No, Xperia Sola has ST Ericsson Novathor U8500 SOC with Mali 400 GPU. Yes, use neon version, if you face issues, revert to tegra version.

HW decoder gives the best output, SW is basically to play the videos even if your hardware doesn't decode the same natively.

Sent from my Galaxy Royale with Adam's CM10.1 build.
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] himanshuaieee:
Reply

Thanks for your response!!

Basically, I was referring to GSM Areana for identifying the tech spec, and then searching through net using that as input.

So it reads there:-

Chipset	NovaThor U8500

CPU	Dual-core 1 GHz Cortex-A9

GPU	Mali-400

When they say chipset, isn`t it the mobo chipset, or else its actually the CPU details as you mentioned.

And with that frame of my mind originally, they refer Dual-core 1 GHz Cortex-A9 as Neon based processor which comes out to be Tegra 3.

If you can elaborate on it, I would really like to know how this goes in terms of Android based phones.(Gosh these Mobile Processor are giving a hard time)

And regarding the topic, I am on MX Player Neon, Armv7 Neon Codec, with Neon 3 Codec used as custom codec, and the output pretty snazzy now. The 1080p videos doesn`t play properly, which I hav realized is not a game for these devices, so I am using Handbrake to Transcode 1080p video into 720P if any that I will like to be on my Mobile.

Looking forward to listen from you :D
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] mizifih:
For those who need to know their hardware to the last details:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.electricsheep.asi

This app will tell you what's your chipset, all its features (like neon), and much more. See the image below.

- Sent from the Future using my Delorean

- Enviado do Futuro usando meu Delorean
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] Alex.Krycek:
I have an Sony Xperia S tablet and copied the Neon.zip to the SDCard, then pointed MX player custom codec to that location.

The MX player restarts itself. However I don't have any sound when playing an MKV with DTS.

Also tried the tegra2 and the v6_vfp.zip, but still not working.

Using the v6_vfp.zip on my Sony xperia S phone, it works.

Am I doing something wrong ?
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] Tybalt39:
Works perfectly with Asus TF300T. Thank you!
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] Nemlack:
Works great with Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7"

I just rooted my new Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7" just so that I could copy large video files to the SD card and play them on the tablet. After doing so I was dismayed to discover that my 1080P videos had no sound. Thanks to you guys I tried the Neon custom codec with the MX player and that worked like a charm!

Great job! :good:
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] jackyalice:
MX 1.7.11 works well.
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] Thirumalai.K:
Latest Version v1.7.13

Get latest version v1.7.13 over here
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] iRiKi:
Finally I've managed to get again DTS for MX Player 1.7.14

My tablet is a Tegra3 Fujitsu M532, and I've tried a lot of codecs. From the first page of this thread, the neon codec

doesn't

work. However, the tegra2 codec does work, and it works in hardware (H/W+) mode! Very nice. Thanks all!!
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] kbocek:
Non functioning on MX Player 1.7.15

A heads-up that the Tegra2 version of this codec does not work with MX Player 1.7.15 on an Acer Iconia A500 (an ARM V7/Tegra2).

Edit: whoops my bad, my test file is AC3. So my problems have nothing to do with this codec. Move on, nothing to see here.

*However* MX Player itself does point you to this thread for DTS codecs:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2156254

I don't mean to rain on anyone's parade.
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] emanoj.i9103:
Maybe you could have read the OP once. The same URL is in OP as well for long time.
[Samsung Galaxy R i9103] kbocek:
Very sorry. So much information here. So little brain bandwidth.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sohail77:
Hi guys i recently bought an 32gb samsung class 10 sd-card so i downloaded the game data for fifa12 which was approx 1.3 gb but it downloaded the files on internal memory instead of external storage and when i moved the files to external sd manually and opened the game it again ask me to download the additional data what should i do is there any way to download it directly on external sd plzzzzz help

Sorry for my bad English

HIT THE THANKS BUTTON IF I EVER HELPED U OR MADE U LAUGH OR MADE U HAPPY OR MADE U ANGRY OR HELPED U IN MAKING THE IFREAKS REALISE WHAT ACTUALLY THEY ARE.........:P :P :-$ =-O :eek:
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dazza7111:
It's right in front of you, here

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1889550
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nfsmw_gr:
Op just read this and flash the file...

Much easier than the post above. :)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1772234
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MattBooth:
^ That messes up video recording and taking pictures removing the choice to use the internal/external. It's simpler to use DirectoryBind and doesn't break stuff
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sohail77:
I don't think that this mod will work on omega v26 is there any other simple way

HIT THE THANKS BUTTON IF I EVER HELPED U OR MADE U LAUGH OR MADE U HAPPY OR MADE U ANGRY OR HELPED U IN MAKING THE IFREAKS REALISE WHAT ACTUALLY THEY ARE.........:P :P :-$ =-O :eek:
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] henrybravo:
Did you even try dazza7111's suggestion? It should work. The OP of that thread is running a JB ROM.

And what's up with the all caps annoying begging for thanks? That doesn't look like a signature, you're actually copying and pasting that into every one of your posts?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] uberNoobZA:
I also bought an SD card.

Swyped on my Nexus 7 using xda premium
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nfsmw_gr:
No,external to internal will work on JB as long as you download the stock kernel version(using it now) and no it won't break the photo/video recording as long as you switch the storage in the camera.

Works fine! :)