Hi I tried to replace the script playercorefactory.xml with that of the first post related to MXPlayer free, but it always starts the Kodi player.
Where am I wrong?
I installed the latest version of MX Player 1.11.6
Thank you

I'm seriously thinking at this point without going crazy, reinstalling the 2.0.4 firmware and keeping it in these conditions until the bug is fixed or I will replace the Q10pro with another multimedia player.
I do not want and it is impossible to transcode all the pal material I collected in these years, and not even settle for players inferior to Videoplayer.
I'm sorry for HiMedia, I thought they took these bugs into consideration, obviously not considering them relevant.

I will certainly do so, although I find it very difficult to find a worthy replacement for the videoplayer.
Not even the internal Kodi player is at the same level as the videoplayer.

8 firmware have been released and I think the problem will no longer be solved.
At this point, in my opinion, it is to find a player at the height of the videoplayer and set it using a wrapper for 4: 3 video files.
Otherwise I don't see a solution unless I make the upscale @ 720p for all 720x576 4: 3 videos to be stored on HDD.

II use Adobe Premiere for upsacalare from 720x576 interlaced to 1280x720 progressive, with codec AVC (format H264) with average bitare of 10-12 mb/ s.
I also apply the anti-flicker filter (integrated in Premiere) for interlaced mode.
The theoretical loss that exists, however, is very irrelevant for practical purposes.

CFW v1.2
https://www.futeko.com/newforum/index.php?topic=812.msg28699#msg28699

or a patch only for OFW 2.1.4
Thanks to pcristi
https://www.mediafire.com/?kx7e24xhmjx67h3

I am in crisis and I cannot understand a simple reasoning, why a 4: 3 format video with 720x 576 pixel resolution (ratio 1.25) can be seen with the right proportions between stand-alone DVD player and TV, between PC software player and monitor?
I don't understand how a 1.25 (pixel resolution) ratio can match perfectly with the aspect ratio of 1.34 (4: 3)
I think the latest HiMedia firmware from 2.05 onwards do this kind of reasoning.
I do not know what to think. 

Perhaps the reasoning is this, if I'm not mistaken:
The display aspect ratio (DAR) and the storage aspect ratio (SAR) defines the overall format of storing and displaying a movie, which can be represented by the following formula: PAR = DAR/SAR
While in the traditional films DAR and SAR coincide and therefore PAR = 1 (square pixels), this does not happen in the anamorphic video where the image is compressed in width and we have a PAR> 1.

    DVD PAL standard: PAR 1,066
    DVD PAL  anamorphic: PAR 1,422
    DVD NTSC standard: PAR 0,888
    DVD NTSC anamorphic: PAR 1,185

It would take a patch to get the SAR read from the file, As already mentioned by pcristi

This is the original file taken from the Video Essentials DVD (Joe Kane)
http://www.videoessentials.com/products/video-essentials-dvd/

Try this file on your PC, with any software player there is no problem.
With HiMedia OFW 2.1.4 Slightly distorted image
http://www.mediafire.com/file/tk74za2iiti2ewr/Snell%2526_Wilcox__4.3_720x576_25_fps.rar/file