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Some video formats (specifically newer ones like ) have licensing issues. MX Player removed native support for these to avoid legal fees. The "Custom Codec" puts these decoders back into the app.
The solution is to install a , a free and community-supported add-on that restores this missing functionality. This is where the "ARMv8 NEON Codec" comes into play—it is the custom codec designed for your 64-bit ARM device.
While MX Player comes with built-in codecs for standard video formats, it frequently strips out certain audio and video libraries (like DTS, EAC3, and MLP) due to licensing and patent restrictions. Mx Player Armv8 Neon Codec
In version 1.9.x and later, the MX Player installation file itself is preloaded with the necessary NEON-optimized libraries. However, due to licensing restrictions, it cannot include support for certain proprietary audio formats like Dolby Audio (AC3/EAC3) and DTS (Digital Theater Systems). This is where the "Custom Codec" files become essential. They are user-supplied FFmpeg libraries that legally provide support for these formats.
: If downloading individually, ARMv8 64-bit devices usually require the mx_neon64.zip file. 2. Installation Steps Some video formats (specifically newer ones like )
: Once installed, it integrates directly into the MX Player decoder settings, requiring no separate app to run. 🛠️ How to Install
: Ensure the codec version matches your MX Player version (e.g., 1.86.x) for maximum stability. The solution is to install a , a
Open MX Player and tap the gear icon (or navigation menu > Local Player Settings). Tap on Decoder . Scroll down to the very bottom and tap on Custom codec .
