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I am running Fedora 26. I have a MP4 video file created on another machine. When I copy it to my machine, Media Player loads up, but does not play anything.
I can open the same file in kdenlive and see and hear everything. In kdenlive, I can create a new MP4 file, but again, Media Player will not show it.
I suspect that I may be missing something - but I don't know what.
i tried xplayer for a short while and got the vague impression that the project is not mature.
also it couldn't offer me anything that i would need in a media player; i question the point of having yet another one.
if you want a nice gooey frontend for mpv, try smplayer.
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