[Motorola Droid RAZR] Ohmster:
Wow, VLC is not even available to phones in the U.S. so far as I know! It has been a while, let me recheck that on Google. MX Player has always been the best video player for Android but VLC plays *anything*!

Quote from VLC for Android page:

VLC for Android™ is still under heavy development. The current version is 1.4.1.

Looks good, I am for sure going to check it out. Play Store Link Oh this is awsome, thanks for the tip, [MENTION=3668995]Meneldur[/MENTION]!

I do not have the exact answer to your question and that of [MENTION=5909787]Edinho376[/MENTION], but I think I am getting closer to it. A computer operating system is a very complex thing to write. *everything* must be accounted for, and of course there will always be contingencies. My first tip was that my 10" Samsung Tablet ($400) ran like a rocket on cm11. Sometime in the past many, many months, all of that speed dwindled away. I did not pay it any attention but something was clearly not right. This thing has a dual core 1.001 GHz dual core processor and 803 Mb of RAM. Our Razr phones contain 839 Mb Total RAM.*

* The manufacturers lie when they talk about the RAM a device has because they include sdcard space as " Physical RAM", which clearly it isn't. sdcard space is "Storage Space" and is NOT "Electronic Random Access Memory".

I started getting occasional FC errors on my tablet that always ran so well, many months ago. When I installed the neon theme, all hell broke loose, "systemui as stopped, OK", non-stop, never ending FC which rendered the device unusable. I only had 2 Safe Strap backups, and the oldest was July. Neither one restored the device and the July backup would never reach the desktop. I have been "building a house of cards" for a very long time.

I had to do a factory reset and completely clean install on the tablet of cm11, with constant reboots to wipe cache and dalvik to clear more and more FC events that appeared as Google restored my apps, and updated. Gravity Box now has a disclaimer that states that it is only sure to work on unmodified Android devices, see screenshot.

I fell in love with Xposed modules and I believe that I let my system get "top heavy" with them. The Xposed modules can do almost nothing such as color your statusbar text, or it can affect every single aspect of the system itself. CM11 is a stellar rom and is best when left to it's own devices. Yes, I still use Greenify and a few others, but I have found several modules I had installed that either did nothing worth installing for, did the same thing as CM11 system settings could do (Such as put arrow cursor keys on the keyboard, I did not need Gravity box for that, albeit the GB arrows could be colored nice and pretty.) EX-Themer KK I really love. It is simple, gives you very nice signal icons, allows you to color your status bar and nav icons, plus, it has a handy restart system UI button so you can see the changes without having to reboot.

In general, the less Xposed modules you use, the more stable your system will be. Stay away from the "one stop shop" where a single module can change and affect so many things, especially system settings of any kind! As I rebuild my tablet, I am paying CLOSE attention to what I install and enable and what impact, if any, it has on the system, speed, smoothness, and any other issue of note.

I tell you what, I got my blistering speed back now and this time, I will pay much closer attention to what I install, activate, and enable in this freshly installed rom. Things like a rom running bad or having issues is very, very difficult to repair, but watching what you install and how it behaves afterwards, is a HUGE way to keep your device running well.

I know this is not what you want to hear, but for me, it is not only relevant, it worked! :D