Best Video Player?

[Guest ZTR]

I just wanted to ask which Video Player is best for Blade?

As in overall in performance and codec support?

Is it Mobo Player? Or is it MX VideoPlayer?

Thanks.

Edited September 16, 2011 by ZTR

[Guest VKtheboss]

QQ Player

[Guest alex_slx]

my choice :moboplayer.

[Guest hedgepigdaniel]

The best way is to only play videos that the built in video player will play. I recommend an mp4 file with h.264 baseline profile video and AAC audio. That way you will always use hardware decoding, meaning better performance, better reliability, and longer battery life.

[Guest AnDroiDNo0b]

The best way is to only play videos that the built in video player will play. I recommend an mp4 file with h.264 baseline profile video and AAC audio. That way you will always use hardware decoding, meaning better performance, better reliability, and longer battery life.

can u suggest the converter which can convert videos into the format specified by you .. thanx..

[Guest agpoli]

can u suggest the converter which can convert videos into the format specified by you .. thanx..

Here is the perfect guide for using Handbrake as a vide converter:

Encode video for the Orange San Francisco ZTE Blade

[Guest Monfro]

Rockplayer plays everything: it is my favourite.

Also QQplayer plays everything.

Mobo is also used a lot.

[Guest shanky887614]

ive tried both and seamans player and rock player and most other on the market

i keep going back yo moboplayer

it can play most files most other players cant, e.g ive run .mkv, .rm and rmvb

it is built using ffmpeg

and they also do an arm v6 codec pack

it works perfectly and no slow downs at all, running at stock speed (use an app killer if your blade is running slow)

Edited September 20, 2011 by shanky887614

[Guest drobson67]

Hi, Ive tried a few but prefer rockplayer, if it wont play a video then long click on the file and play using software decoding mode, this usually works, if not then convert the file to a format the phone will support, I use avs video converter which has a nice option where you can select video for android, "mp4, h.264, 480x320, 30fps" the option is automatic and the quality is good.

[Guest Kamikaze.]

As a video player, I prefer mVideoplayer. But if you need codec support, then Mobo.

[Guest vNa5h]

MX player is the best. Period

[Guest Aurimas L.]

For video playback: https://market.android.com/details?id=com.mxtech.videoplayer.ad

[Guest hahawas]

mx player!

[Guest vNa5h]

Guys is DicePlayer incompatible with zte blade

[Guest szymko1995]

+1 Mobo Video.

Or is there better video player with codecs and supporting all formats with subtitles?

Edited January 13, 2012 by szymko1995

[Guest vNa5h]

^ MX player is the best man

even plays x264 high l4 videos downloaded from projecttv tv shows

i tried mobo player...it should be name' mofo'player

shitty app cant even stretch the videos to full screen

Edited January 14, 2012 by vNa5h

[Guest davidloweruk]

Mx player and v6 codecs pack plays anything nearly

[Guest nealroger]

There are many video converter can be used well. But I still choose Android Video Converter.Because my telephone is Samsung Android phone. Although I don't know which one is the best converter, but I can use Android Video Converter to transfer many video formats to my Samsung Android phone. More information can click http://www.recovery-android.com/

Edited September 5, 2013 by nealroger

[Guest Carol22]

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Edited August 8, 2014 by Carol22