My onida dvd player cannot play mkv & rmvb formats.how can i upgrade this software in dvd player

A lot of media players can play MKV files on your computer. If you're looking for a free program, just give Leawo Media Player a try. Besides playing MKV and other media file formats, the tool is also a good Blu-ray/DVD player for your computer.

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you can't and DIVX is an AVI format. MKV is an entirely different encoding format. There are no TVs or DVD players that support MKV. Also you will not get a DVD player that will paly BlueRay. DVD and BluRay require 2 different lasers on the drive to read the format so your software will not allow for this through a USB or hdmi either. You have what you have and there is nothing you can do aside from using the PC the movies were pirated from and connect it to the TV.

LGDV6H wont play mp4. IT plays well mkv, avi and other formats.You will have to convert files to mkv to play and its very easy. Download mkvtoolnix from http://www.bunkus.org/blog/ and use the program mkvmerge. add your files and mux it. BEWARE after adding and before muxing please select each track and go to 'extra option' and select in compression 'none'. Then mux it and play the mkv file. Trust me it works. It has worked for me.Even mkv files that wont play can be muxed again with the previous settigns and then it plays. Its taht simple.

Hi,
You will have to convert video files from AVI, RM, RMVB, MPG, MPEG, MP4, ASF, WMV, MKV into a compatible AVI video format for the player. AVI Converter is provided on the application cd supplied with this product.This video conversion software can convert video files from AVI, RM, RMVB, MPG,MPEG, MP4, ASF, WMV, MKV into a compatible AVI video format for the player.
This software only works on Windows XP and Vista OS.
I hope this will solve your problem. Good luck.

1. cannot play rmvb on sony, you will have to convert the file with software like imtoo mpeg encoder, and convert it to 3gp format.
2. will need software upgrade, or master reset.
3. the screen could be faulty, or could have some liquid damage

good luck

Search freeware on Google and find an AVI codec file to download and install. Then reboot and try again.

You can do it BUT the DVD need an specific format in order to be played in consumer DVD players. The standard is MPEG-2, 720x480 pixels, 48000 MHz Stereo 16-bit. The thing is, you must comply with the industry standards.

anyway, which device do u use. and have u tried vob format, it seems that u need a dvd format

Yes. Many burning apps (such as Nero) support the creation of Video-CDs, and most current DVD players support playing these Video-CDs.