MoboPlayer exellent Dvix/avi player

[Guest jijijoujou1]

Hi everyone ,

This is an exellent Dvix/avi and others format video player , its support many procceceur including Arm V6 (Blade) , and subtitles and streaming , these are some screen shoots :

Download

It's still Beta version but it's the best one for me .

[Guest C3P001]

Yep I can second that Mobo is a great player ... plays anything that i have thrown at it

[Guest jijijoujou1]

Yep I can second that Mobo is a great player ... plays anything that i have thrown at it

Oh Yes :)

[Guest rayraven]

Moboplayer is nice, but since i prefer converting to formats that can play natively on the blade, i find mvideoplayer better.

[Guest ahngau]

+1 for Moboplayer, but make sure to do a update. I downloaded the wrong version (for ARMv7) from the market and everything was choppy. Then I did an update within the program, it automatically downloaded the right version, it now plays everything smoothly.

[Guest reluctant_traveller]

+1 for Moboplayer, but make sure to do a update. I downloaded the wrong version (for ARMv7) from the market and everything was choppy. Then I did an update within the program, it automatically downloaded the right version, it now plays everything smoothly.

+1! If you manually download you want the 'Version of the medium V6 VFP' as this is the version the app recommends you to download otherwise.

It actually played .flv files without hassle, Saves me transcoding all those music videos I saved off of youtube.

[Guest lemoon]

Moboplayer is nice, but since i prefer converting to formats that can play natively on the blade

same here, Converting by Aneesoft video converter can make that more convenient, and get kinds of formats that can play on the fly.

[Guest LVL91]

About first post: Is that a picture of a blade playing 720P?

[Guest jijijoujou1]

About first post: Is that a picture of a blade playing 720P?

non , it's from the officiel website of Moboplayer , but i don't see any difference when i play it with CM , appart that Blade doesnt't play 720p :mellow:

Edited April 27, 2011 by jijijoujou1

[Guest ejhollin]

yxplayer is also good. I like mvideoplayer as my main one, but that doesn't handle non-native formats. What is good is that is redirects those to a player that does, like yxplayer quite seamlessly.

[Guest mobile579]

It actually played .flv files without hassle, Saves me transcoding all those music videos I saved off of youtube.

What do you use to save videos off YouTube?

Does it save the HQ version or better still can you chose the resolution?

It can be PC Windows based it does not need to be a phone based application.

I have had a look at a few online converters but Firefox/Google are listing quite a few as "Attack" sites so I am unsure about these especially running their Java applets.

TIA

[Guest Smiff2]

great player, except:

it can't open videos from File Expert (over SMB.. not sure if it works locally as i don't have any videos on the phone or sd card - if i copy to sdcard then open directly it works but that's not useful to me).

File Expert uses some weird web browser based localhost:// trickery that moboplayer can't understand?

shame as otherwise it beats RockPlayer i think!

Edited April 29, 2011 by Smiff2

[Guest Krinyo]

It beates every other player in term of speed and quality. :mellow: Thanx for the tip.

[Guest rwalton159]

Thanks for this.

It would be useful to post the file up without having to mess about downloading it elsewhere

:mellow:

[Guest mobile579]

What do you use to save videos off YouTube?

Answering my own question but in case it will help anyone else the Firefox Extension "Video DownloadHelper" seems to work for me.

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/ad...downloadhelper/

The only minor problem is I had to add the Video DownloadHelper icon to the toolbar see the manual for how to do this.

http://www.downloadhelper.net/manual.php

Edited April 29, 2011 by mobile579

[Guest PeaNut_HU]

Just bumping up the thread a little.

I use this player, and it gets better everyday a new version comes out.

Really worth a try. I may suggest this to a list of best apps for the blade.

[Guest reluctant_traveller]

Answering my own question but in case it will help anyone else the Firefox Extension "Video DownloadHelper" seems to work for me.

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/ad...downloadhelper/

The only minor problem is I had to add the Video DownloadHelper icon to the toolbar see the manual for how to do this.

http://www.downloadhelper.net/manual.php

Personally I am using "Download youtube videos+" for firefox Youtube Videos +

Once you start the stream running, you can then select it to download from the Icon on the toolbar.

[Guest JT_daniel]

I've been using Moboplayer since I got the Blade and I've not seen a better video player around. Plays every single format thrown at it with no problems at all.

Fully recommended Video player for the Blade!!

[Guest Hisagi]

well guys i need a little help here :mellow: i downloaded the codec it recomented me but when i play a video that's not mp4 it plays it in slow motion (stucks ) what shall i do?

[Guest ZTE_Blade]

I've got the same problem, I'm using the v6 codec too.

[Guest bhf]

I've got the same problem, I'm using the v6 codec too.

That's the wrong codec. You need this one: MoboPlayer Codec for ARM V6VFP

Edited May 7, 2011 by bhf

[Guest ZTE_Blade]

That's the wrong codec. You need this one: MoboPlayer Codec for ARM V6VFP

missed the vfp in my reply, but that's the one i'm using

[Guest vampywiz17]

missed the vfp in my reply, but that's the one i'm using

Turn "on" the software rendering in menu.

[Guest hybriduc2]

What do you use to save videos off YouTube?

Does it save the HQ version or better still can you chose the resolution?

It can be PC Windows based it does not need to be a phone based application.

I have had a look at a few online converters but Firefox/Google are listing quite a few as "Attack" sites so I am unsure about these especially running their Java applets.

TIA

stream transport

:mellow:

[Guest ZTE_Blade]

Turn "on" the software rendering in menu.

Don't see that option in menu - settings, but I did check that when I first launched mobo.