Keep in mind that the availability and configuration of custom codecs can vary depending on your device and the version of MX Player you're using.

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The file name typically looks like: neon_1.10.50_AIOMX.zip (for ARMv7a) or arm64_1.10.50_AIOMX.zip (for ARMv8a)

Custom codecs are user-defined audio codecs that can be used with MX Player to decode specific audio formats. By default, MX Player comes with a set of built-in codecs that can handle common audio formats like MP3, AAC, and AC3. However, some audio formats, like EAC3 (also known as Dolby Digital Plus or Enhanced AC-3), may not be supported out of the box.

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