Is it possible to download torrents (utorrent ect) and play the video files on VLC player or something simular?
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Yes, absolutly. For torrent download, I recommend You adownloader, good app; And for playing videos: Mobo Player
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Yes, go to google play store and download t torrent or another torrent app. you can play them on any of the players like vlc, mx player, or mobo.
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I recommend the utorrent app and for your video player you'll want mxplayer. Both are free in Google Play.
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Since this is an android tablet there is something even cooler you can do: download XMBC media player for Android (XBMCdotORG). Then add the addons from fusion, and Xunity. The add ons include 1Channel, MashUp and IceFilms which will give you access to over 100,000 movies and TV shows for free. There are plenty of tutorials on Youtube, just enter XBMC add ons. You will not regret it. Supercharge Dios on Youtube is a great resource.
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You can download some short videos formatted especially for the IRiver Clix 2 here: http://lwlss.net/IRiverClix/ Movies definitely look better on there than on YouTube, but that wouldn't be difficult since video quality on YouTube is truly brutal.
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Nope you have to buy the softeware like Cyberlink or use VLC media player which is free.
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I have Windows 7, and all of the movies and videos I've downloaded to the computer are MP4 format. They play just fine. Hope this helps.
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There is a bit torrent client pre installed. I have not used it so I cant speak to how well it works but it has one.
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FYI, I found out VLC alone will not playback 1080p, at least not without your occasional skipping and stuttering. Install k-lite codecs and run the movies using Windows Media Player classic. It runs like a champ.
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You can download the newer files from BitTorrent. See here: http://thepiratebay.se/search/wikireader
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Hi, I have used this device to stream MP4 and M4V to my iPad, iPhone etc. in the interface on your computer you are able to play files from this device by streaming or just plugging it in by USB. I did have DRM issues when trying to play a video purchased outside of iTunes in another player other than iTunes, however. Those I could only get to play by transferring through the iTunes interface.
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Make sure you didn't accidentally set the playback speed to 1.5x , try VLC media player
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Download the VLC media player from VideoLAN here: www.videolan.org/vlc/index.htmlAn easy install of a respected product, will play just about anything, including these vids.
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You can use a free player such as VLC (VideoLan Media Player). There are instructions on installing the codec in the proper location so the player can recognize the Bu Ray disc format. The player is open source, meaning it is an evolving project with broad worldwide support and more importantly, free. Search the internet for VLC for more info.
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Absolutely. There are several video players available for Android (like MX Player), so you may have to try a few out to get external source videos to play.
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No, I tried to do just that because I wanted to us it with my copy of Adobe On Location or to use my VCR or Disc play. None of this worked, I am still looking for what arrangement will allow me to use it successfully
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the file extension is .mts I use VLC Video player to play the file which has an android app
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GOMPlayer and VLCPlayer can both play the videos. Do a Google search and you'll find these free media players.
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no the receiver will not directly play a video file be nice if of could but the bean counters and lawyers has issues if copywrights. it will pass through most video created by a variety of sources such as comptuer tablet dvd ect. you could add unit to a network which should allow you the ability to play those files from several different sources
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You could do this on this device. Just keep in mind that downloading movies is a violation of law . If you still do this, make sure your TV has a compatible USB port on it somewhere, and refer to your user manual on how to connect to the USB device.