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Old 06-25-2010, 10:08 AM
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ROCKPLAYER! DIVX/AVI/MKV Player for our EVO!

I've been getting about 28FPS & pretty smooth! Thought I'd share!

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"We all know of Android's video codec limitations (i.e., no AVI or MKV support). Many Android players promising AVI playback have been, to put it lightly, disappointments. Over the past few weeks, however, there has been much buzz surrounding Android's newest video player, RockPlayer, that reportedly plays AVI and MKV files without a hiccup. However, up until today, the beta for RockPlayer had been private, and the versions floating around were not authorized by the developer (i.e., warez).

Today, this has all changed! I am pleased to announce that the developer, "Water.E" has released RockPlayer Beta to the public! I personally have been using RockPlayer for sometime now, and have been impressed by the app's exceptional playback. For example, while displaying an AVI file full-screen, I get a fluid 24fps playback, with minimal audio sync issues and relatively no skipping. In my opinion, RockPlayer is the best video player for Android. Also note, RockPlayer is also equipped to play the standard Android video format, MP4, as well. "
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Old 06-25-2010, 11:08 AM
 
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Very nice! I just dumped a 550mb xvid avi onto my card and it played like a charm. There was a oh so slight delay between audio and video but this is still the best playback I have seen by far.
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I just tested a .avi file and it played back at 24FPS, nice and solid with no video glitches or audio problems. I would say it was perfect, nice and clear.

I don't get the big deal about the 30FPS thing. If video plays back so well at 24, why can't games play smooth?

I also tried a HUGE .mkv file and it could not really play it, was low fps, but I have problems playing thos eon some PC's.
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I may be wrong, but I think movies are made at 24fps, so there's no problem with the 30fps limit. But games are made to display on 60fps screen, so if the phone is limited at 30fps, then you can definitely notice the slower refresh rate.
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Just tried an omg file, played great.
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Old 06-25-2010, 12:10 PM
 
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downloading now. thanks
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Noob question, but how do you deploy it after you download it? Just copy to phone?

Thanks.

ETA: figured it out. But I've got an MP4 of Alice in woderland that is only playing sound. No picture. It plays fine on my computer. Any ideas? Off to search the forum.

ETA: figured it out again. Just needed to change mp4 to m4v. Didnt even have to convert anything.

Thanks again.

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Old 06-25-2010, 12:27 PM
 
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Sweet, I've been waiting for a player that can play AVI's. Thanks for the heads up. I'll try it out after work.
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Worked great on an XVID I had for True Blood! Thanks!!!
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tried a 1.8gb mkv planet earth file i had but it couldnt keep up
going ot try something smaller

edit: tried a smaller 100mb avi working beautifully


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