The Nook Color does not natively support VLC media files, as it primarily functions as an e-reader and does not have built-in support for video playback. However, it is possible to sideload applications or convert video files to compatible formats. For the best experience, users typically need to convert VLC files to formats like MP4 that the device can handle.
Yes, google play is available on nook color.
You can not you have to do it on the computer
No. Windows Media player can't play mkv files.
Yes, you can. All you need to do is upgrade your nook.
An HTML file is for web browsers only. It is not a media file at all. But you can have HTML files load media and have them play it in your browser.
Sometimes you may get an error saying that Windows Media Player won't play a WMV files. When this happens, it is because certain files are corrupt or their link is broken so that the files won't play.
To get the Google Play Store on a Nook HD without rooting, you can sideload the Google Play Store APK files. First, enable "Unknown Sources" in the device settings to allow installation of apps from outside the Nook Store. Then, download the necessary APK files for the Google Play Store and Google Services from a trusted source, transferring them to your device. Install these APKs in the correct order, starting with Google Services followed by the Play Store, and you should be able to access the Google Play Store on your Nook HD.
Windows media player.
Files with the .eng extension are typically associated with English subtitle files or certain media formats, depending on the context. To play media files with this extension, you can use a media player that supports subtitles, such as VLC Media Player. Simply open the media file you want to play and then load the .eng file as a subtitle track through the player's subtitle menu. If the .eng file is a standalone media format, ensure you have the appropriate codec or software to open it.
BUP files are backup copies of DVD Video Object (VOB) files and are typically found in the VIDEO_TS folder on DVDs. Most media players that support DVD formats can play BUP files indirectly, including VLC Media Player, MPC-HC, and Windows Media Player with appropriate codecs. To play them, you may need to load the corresponding IFO file or the entire DVD structure.
One player I know is Windows Media Player
let try vlc or any media codec of microsoft.