I have been asked in the last few days what is the best multimedia player for iDevices and I will tell you that Avplayer enter without discussion in this category of applications for your iDevices. The application recognizes a good part of the formats that iOS does not know and will never know, but it is also able to show you the subtitles for the movies copied to the terminals. In addition to the large number of formats supported for multimedia content, the application also allows us to control the speed of video clips, allows us to control its content via FTP and, of course, allows us to upload files via Wi-Fi.
Do you enjoy watching videos on your iPhone? Do you hate not being able to because your iPhone cannot support the video format? Or do you hate the inconvenience and time-consuming hassle of trying to convert video formats to fit into one that your iPhone can support? This is why the AVPlayer was created. The AVPlayer can play almost any computer video file format such as AVI, Xvid, WMV and much more clearly and effortlessly. No converting hassles. Just copy files via USB and just drag and drop into the AVPlayer's Media Explorer.
The AVPlayer can also support external subtitle files such as SMI and SRT. So if you enjoy watching videos on your iPad, then the AVPlayer is an absolute necessity.
Support Formats
- Dolby Digital (AC3), Dolby Digital Plus (EAC3)
- Support High quality video clips (720P, 1080P)
- MP4, MOV, M4V
- XVID,AVI,WMV,RMVB,ASF,H264,MKV... most of all movie file formats.
- SMI, SRT, TXT, SubStationAlpha Subtitles
Avplayer It is available in App Store versions for iPhone/iPod Touch and iPad tablets.
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Description: Do you enjoy watching videos on your iPad Do you hate not being able to because your iPad cannot support the video format Or do you hate the inconvenience and time-consuming hassle of trying to convert video formats to fit into one that your iPad can support...
