Ensure you downloaded the specific armv8 or neon64 version, not the neon (32-bit) version. Check that the file is not corrupted.
While the custom codec is an excellent workaround, it is not a perfect solution. It relies on community support and may not always be updated in sync with the official MX Player app. For users who want a more permanent solution, consider these alternatives:
: In MX Player, go to Settings > Decoder > General . Scroll to the bottom to confirm it asks for "ARMv8 NEON".
Fixes the common issue where videos play without audio. mx player custom codec 149 0 armv8 neon
If the audio plays but lags behind the video, the issue usually stems from hardware rendering limits rather than the codec itself.
Q: What devices support ARMv8 Neon? A: Most modern mobile devices featuring ARMv8 processors, such as those from Qualcomm (Snapdragon 820 and later), Samsung (Exynos 8890 and later), and Huawei (Kirin 950 and later), support ARMv8 Neon.
: Enhanced HW+ decoder for broader video compatibility. Ensure you downloaded the specific armv8 or neon64
The safest bet if you are unsure of your processor architecture.
If you have ever tried to play a video file on MX Player only to be met with a frustrating message saying you are not alone. Due to licensing issues, MX Player removed support for certain audio codecs like DTS and Dolby Digital (AC3/EAC3) from its official Play Store version.
The solution to this problem is the "Custom Codec." A codec is a piece of software or library that encodes or decodes a digital data stream. By adding a custom codec to MX Player, you are essentially installing a third-party software library (specifically, a build of ) that can decode these restricted audio formats. It relies on community support and may not
MX Player is a top-tier media player for Android. However, licensing issues often prevent it from playing certain audio formats like AC3, DTS, and MLP natively. To fix this, users must install a custom codec. v1.49.0 ARMV8 NEON
While the video is playing, tap the or HW+ button at the top right of the screen.
