I use Real Debrid links but when using Cinema I’m not getting any sound or sound with no picture
Anyone have the same and how to overcome this I have a firestick
What’s the best alternative
Thanks
Make sure you have HW+ enabled in your player and try another player like VLC or MX Player Pro. I do know @TP-Dracoo has another good player option but I forgot to write down the name. Hopefully he chimes in. Have a great day.
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I seldom have the same issue so I just find a lower 1080P stream and all is good. I don’t know why the higher the stream the more funky it is. Like 4K for instance is mostly brutal to watch anything on because it has captions which I don’t like while watching a movie.
Just player works very good. Try that.
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If using MX Pro, click to right top. If it shows HW, click on it and select HW +, as mentioned above.
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U also might want to go into MX plyr & turn on some or all of the audio codecs (theyre all off by default)
Settings.
Decoder…
HW+ audio codecs…
hth…
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Well you CAN teach an old dog new tricks. I’ve never bothered going into MX Player Pro settings as I have to plug my OTG and keyboard dongle cable back in before I can get into those settings on the 
stick. Done. Tx for this. I’ve honestly never had any issues with sound or video when using MX but now I know where more important settings are found.
TX @Sketch
Have fun and STREAM ON.
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I am using a MECOOL K2
MX Pro Player sound will not work with Cinema HD
Could not download from Downloader Troypoint Tool Box
Had to download with APKTime Essentials
Selected MX Pro Player in Cinema HD and allowed permissions
Set HW+ but sound would not play got error that EAC was not supported
Uninstalled and reinstalled
Gave permissions and tried to play a video but it kept defaulting to ope permissions
This error occurs because MX player no longer supports DTS and Dolby audio codecs like EAC3. To fix eac3 not supported on mx player, consider options such as converting the EAC3 audio format to other compatible formats, adding custom codecs, and using an EAC3 audio-supported player. VLC might be a good option.
VLC works perfect for me.
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Thanks for the info.
Will try this.
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