#mx player

If you’ve used (or still using) MX Player for watching videos on your Android device, then chances are you’ve come across the H/W and S/W video decoders. However, for those who still need that extra oomph out their audio device or their handset’s loudspeaker, J2 Interactive offers extra sound amplification through the MX Player. But there’s a catch… By default, MX Player maxes out at 15 for volume, but it can go all the way up to 30 with the right decoder. The updated version of the popular media player app, however, allow users to use S/W decoder for the sound and H/W decoder for the video which is quite convenient as users technically gets the best of both worlds. As the final installment to complete our Christmas Gadget Guide 2014, here’s a lineup of digital media players for those who enjoy all things media – whether it be streaming online or locally playing videos, photos, or music. [caption id="attachment_76504" align="aligncenter" width="480"] N33 NBOX - Php1,880[/caption] One of the simplest media players out in the market today is the NBOX Multimedia Player which can be bought at CD-R King. If you want a player with a little bit more functionality you can try the N51 variant that already has 2GB memory capacity as well as support for microSD up to 64GB. Read more in our articles including "What are H/W and S/W Video Decoders?" and "YugaTech Christmas Gadget Guide 2014: Media Players".