MX Player Custom Codec 1.86.0
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MX Player Custom Codec is an add-on for MX Player that enables playback of advanced audio and video formats like DTS, AC3, MLP and TRUEHD improving the media player's format support.
This custom codec is a specialized add-on that enhances MX Player's ability to handle additional, otherwise unsupported formats.
Download the Right Codec: You can always get the latest versions from CODECS.COM, download MX Player Custom Codec!
Navigate to Settings: Open MX Player, go to “Settings” > “Decoder” > “Custom codec”
Select the File: Find the downloaded codec and apply it. MX Player will automatically restart with the new codec applied.
A few words from Compiler, regarding this Version:
We've been stuck on FFmpeg 4.2 for over two years now, only up to git-2022-09-13-556758fd. Has OpenSSL received an update? As for dav1d, it’s still at version 0.6.0, with little change. A lot of code has been removed—possibly dead code?
I had to restore SpeedX due to build errors, though it might just be old, unused code that wasn’t disabled properly. Anyway, it's included.
And yes, you're seeing the file name correctly. So, MX didn’t update the version number. The file libffmpeg.mx.so.xxx.1.49.0 is correct, and using anything else will prevent MX from loading it.
This pack contains the following files:
libffmpeg.mx.so.x86_64.1.49.0,
libffmpeg.mx.so.x86.1.49.0,
libffmpeg.mx.so.neon64.1.49.0,
libffmpeg.mx.so.neon.1.49.0;
and is available for Android (ARMv7 NEON and ARMv8 NEON).
To add Xvid video codec support to MX Player, you typically don't need an additional codec, as Xvid support is included in the default codec package.
If you encounter issues with Xvid videos, ensure that MX Player is up-to-date. If problems persist, you might need to reinstall the app or check for updates to the default codec package.
If you get this error, check out this video for more info: Courage Tech.
By installing MX Player Custom Codec, you can enjoy seamless playback of almost any media format, making MX Player even more versatile and powerful.
How to Install MX Player Custom Codec
Download the Right Codec: You can always get the latest versions from CODECS.COM, download MX Player Custom Codec!
Navigate to Settings: Open MX Player, go to “Settings” > “Decoder” > “Custom codec”
Select the File: Find the downloaded codec and apply it. MX Player will automatically restart with the new codec applied.
Changes to MX Player Custom Codec 1.86
A few words from Compiler, regarding this Version:
We've been stuck on FFmpeg 4.2 for over two years now, only up to git-2022-09-13-556758fd. Has OpenSSL received an update? As for dav1d, it’s still at version 0.6.0, with little change. A lot of code has been removed—possibly dead code?
I had to restore SpeedX due to build errors, though it might just be old, unused code that wasn’t disabled properly. Anyway, it's included.
And yes, you're seeing the file name correctly. So, MX didn’t update the version number. The file libffmpeg.mx.so.xxx.1.49.0 is correct, and using anything else will prevent MX from loading it.
This pack contains the following files:
libffmpeg.mx.so.x86_64.1.49.0,
libffmpeg.mx.so.x86.1.49.0,
libffmpeg.mx.so.neon64.1.49.0,
libffmpeg.mx.so.neon.1.49.0;
and is available for Android (ARMv7 NEON and ARMv8 NEON).
How to Add Xvid Video Codec Support for MX Player
To add Xvid video codec support to MX Player, you typically don't need an additional codec, as Xvid support is included in the default codec package.
If you encounter issues with Xvid videos, ensure that MX Player is up-to-date. If problems persist, you might need to reinstall the app or check for updates to the default codec package.
MX Player doesn't support the EAC3 audio format
If you get this error, check out this video for more info: Courage Tech.
By installing MX Player Custom Codec, you can enjoy seamless playback of almost any media format, making MX Player even more versatile and powerful.
Reviews & Comments
MX Player Custom Codec 1.86.0
It's working!
MX Player Custom Codec 1.86.0
It's 1.49.0 not 1.86 fake post.
Editor's Reply:
Hey there, the version number is correct.
As already mentioned on the page, the author says that changing the version number will cause MX Player Custom Codec to stop working with MX Player.
Here is his message:
"you're seeing the file name correctly. So, MX didn’t update the version number. The file libffmpeg.mx.so.xxx.1.49.0 is correct, and using anything else will prevent MX from loading it."
Thanks for bringing this up. I hope it's clearer now.
Editor's Reply:
Hey there, the version number is correct.
As already mentioned on the page, the author says that changing the version number will cause MX Player Custom Codec to stop working with MX Player.
Here is his message:
"you're seeing the file name correctly. So, MX didn’t update the version number. The file libffmpeg.mx.so.xxx.1.49.0 is correct, and using anything else will prevent MX from loading it."
Thanks for bringing this up. I hope it's clearer now.