Best video players for Android
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2. Daniel.P posted on 21 Aug 2012, 07:13 3 0
Will be added as soon as it is out of beta, since it's pretty good as it is already :)
5. OpTiMuS_BlAcK posted on 21 Aug 2012, 07:36 7 0
MX is already the best... It has every setting you'd need and more :D
But that's just me..
7. SuperAndroidEvo posted on 21 Aug 2012, 07:40 1 0
You sir are 100% correct. You are the winner of the $50,000.00 prize. lol
+1
8. Tsepz_GP posted on 21 Aug 2012, 08:02 1 0
Although i have a GS2 which plays everything i throw at it with the built-in player, i must say i like both MX and Mobo, both have great, fast and functional UIs and also support anything i throw at them, ive got both installed. Also got QQ Player in my Xperia X10 and use Mobo on my Galaxy Tab10.1. :)
9. shadowcell posted on 21 Aug 2012, 09:09 1 0
Thanks for the suggestions. Dropped Rockplayer Lite for MX Player. Best decision ever until VLC comes into play.
10. Savage posted on 21 Aug 2012, 09:16 2 0
MX FTW. Throw any video file at it, you won't be disappointed I started using it after mVideo Player which is not in the list but it's pretty good.
11. downphoenix posted on 21 Aug 2012, 14:55 0 0
Im fine with the default player, given that I dont watch a lot of videos on my phone anyway, and when I do, its typically via Youtube or videos I recorded from the phone.
13. ivanted posted on 21 Nov 2012, 23:22 0 0
Yeah, MX Player is really of great features including background playback.
VLC is also one of my favorites. lol
Hey, it even allows you pinching to zoom in your video while playing, timing subtitles with scroll, kids lock and advanced streaming! Quirks are issues on some handsets when playing high-res MKV files, sound issues, as it doesn't support DTS, and it also needs a bit better video folder list interface, but overall you can't go wrong with it. Comes with Jelly Bean and full multicore processor support.