Marcel Dopita

@MercerBoi As I already wrote in https://github.com/moneytoo/Player/issues/13#issuecomment-752985960 - as is, the system file chooser already has a view listing media folder from across the whole device. It also shows video...

I'm "afraid" I will have to create some custom media chooser anyway. Because right now, there's no system file chooser on Android TV and the one currently used ([android-file-chooser](https://github.com/hedzr/android-file-chooser/)) doesn't...

[v0.65](https://github.com/moneytoo/Player/releases/tag/v0.65) introduces an [App Shortcut](https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/ui/shortcuts) as an alternative entry point - to directly start in the file chooser.

The linked Tears of Steal video is 8 bit. I confirm that decoding 10 or 12 bit videos don't work when using the bundled software decoder (Google's libgav1). However Android...

You can try this build which doesn't have the sw decoder: [Just.Player.v0.64-without_av1_extension.apk](https://brouken.com/player/Just.Player.v0.64-without_av1_extension.apk)

Send me the output or a screenshot of the General tab from the app AIDA64 so I can blacklist it by the device model.

Ideally, the ExoPlayer detection should work and probably works on majority of devices. You could try replicating this issue in the ExoPlayer demo and reporting it directly to the developers...

This version include the said blacklisting: [Just.Player.v0.64.apk](https://brouken.com/player/Just.Player.v0.64.apk)

I can duplicate this issue with 10 bit AV1 samples from Netflix - 960x540 videos work while 1920x1080 videos use the sw fallback decoder (non functional with 10/12 bit depth)....

My phone with Snapdragon 855 reports support for AV1 only up to 1920x1072. This is probably also the reason why the playback is choppy (#191). Because of this, I won't...