Almost All Format Media Player 1.4

License: Free ‎File size: 3.77 MB
‎Users Rating: 4.0/5 - ‎1 ‎votes

This is a powerful application which can play almost all the video and music.If you download this player to your device,no more worry about the unsupported formats.Just show and enjoy your favorite music and videos.Almost all the popular video and music files formats can be supported.MKV,RMVB and MP4 can be played with it,and Mp3,WAV,WMA ,etc can also be played using this app.What's more interesting,this player don't need to load the files.The moment you open it,it will be played right now.How happy you are to avoid waiting.When you open this app,the interface it enters is the sd card.You can see all the folders in the sd card.And there are two big options at the top.One is Browser and the other is Recent.Under the Browser:You can go to the upper level of the sd card.You can also open the folders which save your music and video files.Play the music by clicking the music files.You can check the total time and playing time while listening.Play the video by clicking the video files.Friendly Tip:Have you noticed the Return button in the app?When you go back to last level,I suggest you had better to use the green return button in the app,not the return button on your phone.Because if you click the Return button on your phone,it will return to Home Screen.If you want to play music or video,you have to enter again.For saving time and simple operation,take use of my advice.*****************************Please Read in Advance***************************To develop more free great apps, we have implemented some notification or icon ads.Advertisement can support our develop more free great apps.Hope you can understand!*****************************************************************************Video technology was firstly developed for cathode ray tube (CRT) television systems, but several new technologies for video display devices have since been invented. Charles Ginsburg led an Ampex research team developing the first practical video tape recorder (VTR). In 1951 the first video tape recorder captured live images from television cameras by converting the camera's electrical impulses and saving the information onto magnetic video tape.

VERSION HISTORY

  • Version 1.4 posted on 2013-05-26
    Several fixes and updates
  • Version 1.4 posted on 2013-05-26

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