Click “Format” bar, select Android phone/tablet best compatible “H.264 Baseline Profile Video(*.mp4)” from “Common Video” main category.
You can also directly choose output “Android Phones 1080p Video(*.mp4)” or “Android Tablets 1080p Video(*.mp4)” video under “Android” main category.
Can Android phones play mp4 files?
Officially, Android does play MP4 movies. But it only plays MP4 files encoded with H.263 or H.264 AVC. While MP4 is a video container format, it can contain different video codecs which may not be the Android supported one.
How do I play mp4 files?
The easiest way to play MP4 files is to double-click on the MP4 and let your computer decide which default application should open the it. Since most people already have Windows Media Player or QuickTime installed, the MP4 should open automatically.
What video format works on Android?
Table 1: Supported Video Format for Android
| Android Supported Video Format/Codec | Supported Video File Types/Container Formats |
|---|---|
| H.264 AVC | • 3GPP (.3gp) • MPEG-4 (.mp4) • MPEG-TS (.ts, AAC audio only, not seekable, Android 3.0+) |
| MPEG-4 SP | •3GPP (.3gp) |
| VP8 | • WebM (.webm) • Matroska (.mkv, Android 4.0+) |
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Can Samsung play mp4?
The fact is Samsung can play most of MP4 files. If your MP4 files are using audio and video codec that Samsung Galaxy cannot support or your MP4 files cannot meet the supported specifications of audio and video codec, your Samsung Galaxy phones or tablets will fail to play MP4 files.
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