Can I play various video formats in here? The movies I ripped, AVI files, mp4 files, mpeg files ?? and does it have 16:9 ratio
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You can play the various video formats you mentioned on the Samsung Galaxy tablet by using any video converter by dragging and dropping your videos into the application, which automatically converts them into a size and resolution that's perfect for the Samsung tablet. You can use the Samsung Galaxy 10.1 tablet video converter. I think it can play in 16:9 aspect ratio if in landscape.
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The native video player can handle .wmv, .3gp and .mp4 for certain.I'm not sure about the rest, but I installed Moboplayer (free in Google Play Store) and stopped worrying about video format. Not great with HD, but it is an older device.Hope this helps!Yes, it supports 16:9 aspect ratio. It is a tablet best used landscape.
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yes u can play various videos if you hsve the Samsung 10.1 converter and put of landscape in 16.9 ratio
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I downloaded it and I could not get it to play either. I have a Samsung UHD TV and I also tried putting the clip on the 4K movie disc pack that I received with the TV. It also would not play on that hard disk through the USB port. However, it will play on my computer. I do have another Youtube mp4 clip that plays through the disk pack in 4k. I moved that clip to the KdLinks and it came back as unsupported format also. So, I agree that the KdLinks will not play 4k video without some kind of an upgrade.
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it only plays a certain format video. You can look up on youtube someone teaching this.
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Yes it can. It will play movies and videos right from your stick or usb hard drive. Plays formats like avi,mp4,dvix,xvid,matroksa,wmv,flv and much more.
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I did not try .iso files, however it has had no problem playing .mov,avi,MP4,mkv or divx files. For the price the unit works really nice.
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Thx Gibo, but could you be a little be more specific... I mean... What format do Rip dvds have? If this upscaling dvd player cant... which one can?
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Hello friends AmazonSure I can help Mr. dallas. The problem is that I use much. Micca MPLAY-HD 1080p Full-H. But I think with the greatest respect to allusers. With the Internet and check all the movies and documentariesentered online at practically the HDMI and 3D HD DVD, Blu-ray, etc.are coming to an end I see myself in almost all stores. Nobody buys DVD movies. Personally what I do is download the movies in HDMI Internet 3D Blu-ray, etc.. And I copy a 360GB hard drive for viewing my Micca MPLAY-HD 1080p Full-HBest regards,
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There only certain formats that work when I use my USB harddraive to play movies. Try converting to from MP4 to AVI.
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what format are the movies in? MKV, MP4, etc... I am not aware of a method for the receiver to play back video files, however there are great products on the market like Fire TV with capabilities todo so. Buy FIRE TV and load XBMC. Problem solved for 100 dollar investment.
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I haven't tried all of the formats they claim to work but just about everything I have tried does work fine. For some reason the high def MP4s won't play on mine but the standard size MP4 plays just fine. I have settled on using the VOB format for most of my video and they look fine on my 55" screen. I haven't tried the surround sound with the videos yet. For some videos (kids movies) I rip the DVD to the standard MP4 because the videos digitize fast and the file size is small, about 1 to 2 GB, compared to the VOB file size of 3 to 5 GB. This could be one of the coolest electronic things I have purchased. I haven't tried all of the formats they claim to work but just about everything I have tried does work fine. For some reason the high def MP4s won't play on mine but the standard size MP4 plays just fine. I have settled on using the VOB format for most of my video and they look fine on my 55" screen. I haven't tried the surround sound with the videos yet. For some videos (kids movies) I rip the DVD to the standard MP4 because the videos digitize fast and the file size is small, about 1 to 2 GB, compared to the VOB file size of 3 to 5 GB. This could be one of the coolest electronic... » Read More I haven't tried all of the formats they claim to work but just about everything I have tried does work fine. For some reason the high def MP4s won't play on mine but the standard size MP4 plays just fine. I have settled on using the VOB format for most of my video and they look fine on my 55" screen. I haven't tried the surround sound with the videos yet. For some videos (kids movies) I rip the DVD to the standard MP4 because the videos digitize fast and the file size is small, about 1 to 2 GB, compared to the VOB file size of 3 to 5 GB. This could be one of the coolest electronic things I have purchased. « Show Less
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All I can say is that I have been able to play .mp4 720p files without any problem. I don't know what other formats will work.
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It plays only DVD format (I think they call it VR mode), not any other video. It plays MP3 music and displays JPEG. That's it.
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It can play MKV files of any size (supports FAT32 & NTFS). Don't think it's region free...
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Cant really say,but convert all your videos to MPEG format it's big but it will play.
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Honestly, I've not been able to get it to play any of the video formats -- and I've tried them all. Effectively, I pretty much use it just for music.
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not exactly. It will only play items in the current folder that is open if you choose to open a folder rather than choose to play by either music or movies. IE: From the main menu you can choose movies, music, photos or folder. If you choose movies, it will play all the movie type filess on your drive one after the other (avi, mpeg, mkv etc.) If you choose music, it will play all the music type files (mp3, wav, wma, etc.) if you choose folder, it will play all the file types shown in that folder, but will not play anything in a sub folder.
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Yes. It will play ripped ISO files and VOB files (in a folder), including DVD menu and all features.