Best video player for sensation

fdavidson

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I'm on BSPlayer Lite currently, following feature is great. Would be better without ads of course.

  • Playback files directly via Wi-Fi from your LAN shared drives/folders (such as external USB drives, SMB shares, PC shared folders...) - no need to convert video file type and copy media files to SD card anymore!
You can actually get this using Upnp app. This will allow browsing your files and it will open them with any video player you want.

Fred
 

NoSubstitute

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bsplayer didn't agree with my network shares

I'm on BSPlayer Lite currently, following feature is great. Would be better without ads of course.

  • Playback files directly via Wi-Fi from your LAN shared drives/folders (such as external USB drives, SMB shares, PC shared folders...) - no need to convert video file type and copy media files to SD card anymore!
I was really excited to grab bsplayer on the notion that I could play files over LAN.
Sadly, I couldn't get it to connect to ANYTHING on my network! I tried 5 different sources (one of them both on internal and external ip) and the all refused to connect. I have them all connected here on my LAN so I know they work. Both Linux systems and my Win7 laptop. Nothing wanted to cooperate with bsplayer.
 

sly.cooper

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I have been using Mobo Player right from my first android phone (moto xt5). Same player continues with Sensation and still my favorite :). Is there any video app which can provide or use HTC enhancer or Beats audio?
 

loni90

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ive used MxVideo Player

---------- Post added at 04:19 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:06 PM ----------

New version of Bsplayer is on market, just tryed 15gb mkv movie 1920 x1080 over Wifi, and plays it super smooth, subtitles and everything.
hows the battery then? a movie for me takes 20-30% of battery... never tried over wifi
 

Ouzo

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Thanks to everyone that recommended MXPlayer. I just tried an Xvid .avi file as well as some MPEG2T files that my tv card recorded on my PC, and both play very smoothly in software mode. With Dice Player Free both files only run at about 10fps. The only issue I've found so far is that when listening via stereo Bluetooth a little bit of audio lag raises its head. This doesn't happen with other players, but then again they don't play these files at all : )