Tim K
Android Expert
Can you guys recommend a good video player?
-The stock "play movies" app is a joke. A) it defaults to 'my rentals' which don't exist in my world. and B) it just lists the local videos by name...no thumbnail or anything.
-The Gallery starts out OK, but once you get past the original folders/albums, it only does thumbnails, no video titles.
-QQ Player - well, it seems like a Chinese knock-off video player. There's nothing to it but a vertical list of videos (at least it has thumbnails) on a background. It doesn't go full screen or hide the bottom bar, and it seems really buggy.
-MixZing just displays a list of files. Blah.
-Mobo player doesn't show folder structures (important for TV series), plus it keeps the bottom bar active/visible.
-MX Player is probably my favorite at this point. It keeps folder structures (though I wish it did folder thumbnails). It dims the bottom bar. Though, honestly, I'd rather it go full screen and hide the bottom bar altogether.
I actually kind-of like the setup of WebOS where you have a gallery view with thumbnails and some sense of organization.
-The stock "play movies" app is a joke. A) it defaults to 'my rentals' which don't exist in my world. and B) it just lists the local videos by name...no thumbnail or anything.
-The Gallery starts out OK, but once you get past the original folders/albums, it only does thumbnails, no video titles.
-QQ Player - well, it seems like a Chinese knock-off video player. There's nothing to it but a vertical list of videos (at least it has thumbnails) on a background. It doesn't go full screen or hide the bottom bar, and it seems really buggy.
-MixZing just displays a list of files. Blah.
-Mobo player doesn't show folder structures (important for TV series), plus it keeps the bottom bar active/visible.
-MX Player is probably my favorite at this point. It keeps folder structures (though I wish it did folder thumbnails). It dims the bottom bar. Though, honestly, I'd rather it go full screen and hide the bottom bar altogether.
I actually kind-of like the setup of WebOS where you have a gallery view with thumbnails and some sense of organization.