Post by ougbkjRD on May 16, 2019 23:50:11 GMT -8
Have some MP4 files downloaded from online video streaming sites, ripped from disc media or shot with device recorders and wish to play the MP4 files on the newly purchased Xbox One X. The following article will show you how to get any MP4 files played on Xbox One X via USB.
Supported USB types and formats by Xbox One X
If you have a USB flash drive or external drive, you can plug that drive into the USB port on your Xbox One X for enjoy video or movies stored on the drive. The Xbox One X supports USB 3.0, the drive must be formatted in FAT16, FAT32, exFAT or NTFS. If you have a Mac, be sure to format the drive as exFAT and not with a Mac-only file system like HFS+.
Install the Xbox Media Player app
The play video on Xbox One X via USB, you still need to install the Xbox Media Player app, which isn’t installed by default, you’ll need to install it yourself from the Xbox Store. To launch the Xbox Store, head to My Games & Apps > Apps > Find more in the Xbox Store. Search for “media player” and install the Media Player app.
Xbox One X supported file types
Although the new Xbox One X boasts improved video decoding capability compared to the older Xbox One console, however, it doesn’t mean that you will be able to get MP4 files played on it with no problems. The MP4 files should be encoded in Xbox One X handle video codec listed below:
HEVC/H.265, VP9, AVC/H.264, MPEG-2, MPEG-4 Part 2, VC1/WMV9
If you try to play MP4 files encoded with other incompatible video codec such as MPEG-1, MPEG-4 (A)SP, Real Video, MVC, etc on Xbox One X from USB, you will see an error message.
Transcode unsupported MP4 for Xbox One X playing with USB
To fix the codec incompatible issue, what you need is simply a MP4 Video Converter. If you are looking for a powerful yet simple to use application to get the job easily completed, we highly recommend Pavtube Video Converter to you.
The program has full importing support for MP4 video encoded with various different video and audio codec listed below:
Video codec: MPEG-1, MPEG-2, MPEG-4 (A)SP, H.264/MPEG-4 AVC, H.265/HEVC, VC-1/WMV, Real Video, Theora, MVC
Audio codec: MP3, WMA, Vorbis, Opus, AAC, AC3, DTS, PCM, LCPM, FLAC, ALAC, MLP/Dolby TrueHD, DTS-HD
Related article: Play MKV on Xbox One X | Play H.265 on Xbox One X | Play 4K Video on Xbox One X
The program supports batch conversion mode, so that you can load multiple MP4 video into the application for conversion at one time to save your precious time. The application allows you to transcode MP4 with unsupported audio codec to any of Xbox One X playable codec listed above with remarkable file quality.
Fast H.264/H.265 codec encoding speed
For people who plan to convert MP4 to Xbox One X readable H.264 or H.265 codec, you can take good advantage of the hardware encoding acceleration feature offered by the program. You can get up to 30x faster H.265 codec encoding speed as long as you run your computer on Maxwell (GM206) or Pascal based Graphic card that supports Nvidia NVENC technology or up to 6x faster H.264 codec encoding speed as long as you run your computer on Graphic card that supports Nvidia CUDA or AMD App technology.
Adjust output profile parameter
To get better output video and audio quality, just click “Settings” on the main interface to open “Profile Settings” window, here, you can flexibly adjust the output profile parameters such as video codec, resolution, bit rate, frame rate, audio codec, bit rate, sample rate, channels, etc as you like.
For Mac users, you can go to download Pavtube Video Converter for Mac to do the same conversion on macOS High Sierra, macOS Sierra, Mac OS X El Capitan, Mac OS X Yosemite, Mac OS X Mavericks, etc.
Step by Step to Transcode MP4 for Xbox One X Watching via USB
Step 1: Load unsupported MP4 files.
Download the free trial version of the program. Launch it on your computer. Click “File” menu and select “Add Video/Audio” or click the “Add Video” button on the top tool bar to import unsupported MP4 files into the program.
Step 2: Define the output format.
Clicking the Format bar, from its drop-down list, select one of Xbox One X playable file format listed above. If you own a 4K TV, you can directly output Xbox One X supported 4K file formats such as “H.265 Video(*.mp4)” under “Common Video” main category.
If you just own an HDTV, it would be much ideal for you to export Xbox One X readable HD file formats such as “H.264 HD Video(*.mp4)” under “HD Video” main category.
Step 3: Enable GPU Encode Acceleration.
Click “Tools” > “Options”, in the opened “Options” window, click “Acceleration” menu, then check “Enable GPU Encode Acceleration” otpion so that the program will accelerate conversion speed when encoding MP4 video to H.264/H.265 codec.
Step 4: Begin the conversion process.
After all setting is completed, hit the “Convert” button at the right bottom of the main interface to begin the conversion process from unsupported MP4 to Xbox One X playable 4K or HD formats.
When the conversion is finished, click “Open Output Folder” icon on the main interface to open the folder with generated files.
Play videos on Xbox One X from a USB drive
Connect the USB drive or external hard drive to your computer and copy the converted MP4 files onto it. Eject it from your computer and connect it to one of the USB ports on your Xbox One X. There Xbox One X has three USB ports you can use: Two on the back of the console, and one on the side.
Open the Media Player app and you’ll see your connected drive as an option. Select the drive and you can browse all the media files on it and play them, controlling the playback with your Xbox controller.
Src: www.video-pedia.com/2017/12/07/play-mp4-on-xbox-one-x-via-usb/
Further Reading:
Play 4K Movie with Xbox One | Play ISO Files on Xbox One via Plex
Streaming Media from PC to Xbox One | Play MKV on Xbox One S
Play YouTube Videos on Wii, PSP and Xbox | Play AVI on Xbox One S
Play Region Locked Blu-ray/DVD on Xbox One | Play H.265 on Xbox One
Backup DVD to NAS for Xbox One | Play Blu-ray movies with Xbox 360
Play 2k, 4k XAVC videos via Xbox one/360 | Convert M2TS to Xbox360
Play Any Local Video on Xbox 360/One via USB | Play MP4 on Xbox One S
Stream Video_TS to Xbox One S | Stream iTunes Videos to Xbox One via Plex
Supported USB types and formats by Xbox One X
If you have a USB flash drive or external drive, you can plug that drive into the USB port on your Xbox One X for enjoy video or movies stored on the drive. The Xbox One X supports USB 3.0, the drive must be formatted in FAT16, FAT32, exFAT or NTFS. If you have a Mac, be sure to format the drive as exFAT and not with a Mac-only file system like HFS+.
Install the Xbox Media Player app
The play video on Xbox One X via USB, you still need to install the Xbox Media Player app, which isn’t installed by default, you’ll need to install it yourself from the Xbox Store. To launch the Xbox Store, head to My Games & Apps > Apps > Find more in the Xbox Store. Search for “media player” and install the Media Player app.
Xbox One X supported file types
Although the new Xbox One X boasts improved video decoding capability compared to the older Xbox One console, however, it doesn’t mean that you will be able to get MP4 files played on it with no problems. The MP4 files should be encoded in Xbox One X handle video codec listed below:
HEVC/H.265, VP9, AVC/H.264, MPEG-2, MPEG-4 Part 2, VC1/WMV9
If you try to play MP4 files encoded with other incompatible video codec such as MPEG-1, MPEG-4 (A)SP, Real Video, MVC, etc on Xbox One X from USB, you will see an error message.
Transcode unsupported MP4 for Xbox One X playing with USB
To fix the codec incompatible issue, what you need is simply a MP4 Video Converter. If you are looking for a powerful yet simple to use application to get the job easily completed, we highly recommend Pavtube Video Converter to you.
The program has full importing support for MP4 video encoded with various different video and audio codec listed below:
Video codec: MPEG-1, MPEG-2, MPEG-4 (A)SP, H.264/MPEG-4 AVC, H.265/HEVC, VC-1/WMV, Real Video, Theora, MVC
Audio codec: MP3, WMA, Vorbis, Opus, AAC, AC3, DTS, PCM, LCPM, FLAC, ALAC, MLP/Dolby TrueHD, DTS-HD
Related article: Play MKV on Xbox One X | Play H.265 on Xbox One X | Play 4K Video on Xbox One X
The program supports batch conversion mode, so that you can load multiple MP4 video into the application for conversion at one time to save your precious time. The application allows you to transcode MP4 with unsupported audio codec to any of Xbox One X playable codec listed above with remarkable file quality.
Fast H.264/H.265 codec encoding speed
For people who plan to convert MP4 to Xbox One X readable H.264 or H.265 codec, you can take good advantage of the hardware encoding acceleration feature offered by the program. You can get up to 30x faster H.265 codec encoding speed as long as you run your computer on Maxwell (GM206) or Pascal based Graphic card that supports Nvidia NVENC technology or up to 6x faster H.264 codec encoding speed as long as you run your computer on Graphic card that supports Nvidia CUDA or AMD App technology.
Adjust output profile parameter
To get better output video and audio quality, just click “Settings” on the main interface to open “Profile Settings” window, here, you can flexibly adjust the output profile parameters such as video codec, resolution, bit rate, frame rate, audio codec, bit rate, sample rate, channels, etc as you like.
For Mac users, you can go to download Pavtube Video Converter for Mac to do the same conversion on macOS High Sierra, macOS Sierra, Mac OS X El Capitan, Mac OS X Yosemite, Mac OS X Mavericks, etc.
Step by Step to Transcode MP4 for Xbox One X Watching via USB
Step 1: Load unsupported MP4 files.
Download the free trial version of the program. Launch it on your computer. Click “File” menu and select “Add Video/Audio” or click the “Add Video” button on the top tool bar to import unsupported MP4 files into the program.
Step 2: Define the output format.
Clicking the Format bar, from its drop-down list, select one of Xbox One X playable file format listed above. If you own a 4K TV, you can directly output Xbox One X supported 4K file formats such as “H.265 Video(*.mp4)” under “Common Video” main category.
If you just own an HDTV, it would be much ideal for you to export Xbox One X readable HD file formats such as “H.264 HD Video(*.mp4)” under “HD Video” main category.
Step 3: Enable GPU Encode Acceleration.
Click “Tools” > “Options”, in the opened “Options” window, click “Acceleration” menu, then check “Enable GPU Encode Acceleration” otpion so that the program will accelerate conversion speed when encoding MP4 video to H.264/H.265 codec.
Step 4: Begin the conversion process.
After all setting is completed, hit the “Convert” button at the right bottom of the main interface to begin the conversion process from unsupported MP4 to Xbox One X playable 4K or HD formats.
When the conversion is finished, click “Open Output Folder” icon on the main interface to open the folder with generated files.
Play videos on Xbox One X from a USB drive
Connect the USB drive or external hard drive to your computer and copy the converted MP4 files onto it. Eject it from your computer and connect it to one of the USB ports on your Xbox One X. There Xbox One X has three USB ports you can use: Two on the back of the console, and one on the side.
Open the Media Player app and you’ll see your connected drive as an option. Select the drive and you can browse all the media files on it and play them, controlling the playback with your Xbox controller.
Src: www.video-pedia.com/2017/12/07/play-mp4-on-xbox-one-x-via-usb/
Further Reading:
Play 4K Movie with Xbox One | Play ISO Files on Xbox One via Plex
Streaming Media from PC to Xbox One | Play MKV on Xbox One S
Play YouTube Videos on Wii, PSP and Xbox | Play AVI on Xbox One S
Play Region Locked Blu-ray/DVD on Xbox One | Play H.265 on Xbox One
Backup DVD to NAS for Xbox One | Play Blu-ray movies with Xbox 360
Play 2k, 4k XAVC videos via Xbox one/360 | Convert M2TS to Xbox360
Play Any Local Video on Xbox 360/One via USB | Play MP4 on Xbox One S
Stream Video_TS to Xbox One S | Stream iTunes Videos to Xbox One via Plex