Steve_bham said:New here as just got my iPad is there any player that can play ac3 audio? I've got
Cineplayer but there is no audio?
Steve_bham said:New here as just got my iPad is there any player that can play ac3 audio? I've got
Cineplayer but there is no audio?
iPad100 said:I wanted to get some advice from users who may have tried any or all of the following video apps for iPad (see attached image for App Store listing):
CineXPlayer
Movie Player
OPlayer HD
BUZZ Player HD
AVPlayerHD
I have the old VLC Player (the one removed from the App Store) but wasn't impressed. I was hoping to get opinions and/or reviews of the above players, and any others people might suggest. My main needs are as follows:
- Playback of non-Apple formats (mainly MKV, XviD, DivX, etc.)
- Subtitles (.srt, .sub formats)
Thanks in advance!
Steve_bham said:New here as just got my iPad is there any player that can play ac3 audio? I've got
Cineplayer but there is no audio?
GoodPlayer or Buzz Player HD will do this.
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Techpaste said:I personally think its the best buy ive made on the app store. Its perfect for when i want to watch movies without having to convert files and plug my ipad into my pc. Wifi transfer is awesome, very quick too! All in all a very good application and kudos to the developers
cineXplayer: it can let you transfer instant movies to your iPad without any file conversion and also you can watch your favorite movies on the go without an internet connection. Very easy to use and is relatively cheap and you can handle a wide range of different file types on it. However, Password protection and 3D movie support cost more money once you’ve already paid for the application.I wanted to get some advice from users who may have tried any or all of the following video apps for iPad (see attached image for App Store listing):
CineXPlayer
Movie Player
OPlayer HD
BUZZ Player HD
AVPlayerHD
I have the old VLC Player (the one removed from the App Store) but wasn't impressed. I was hoping to get opinions and/or reviews of the above players, and any others people might suggest. My main needs are as follows:
- Playback of non-Apple formats (mainly MKV, XviD, DivX, etc.)
- Subtitles (.srt, .sub formats)
Also dont forget that its only 3 measly bucks.
I think if you refund too much , especially for little dollar apps, Apple may flag you as a cheap ass.
If I paid 9 bucks on an app that crashed on startup, well..id get my money back for that..
If they advertised that they play Anime vobsubs, but it didnt, well, thats grounds for a refund too..
If you think about it, its quite amazing how cheap we get good apps on iOS.
3 bucks wont even get you a happy meal at McDonalds.
but it will get you a Video Player that will play nearly everything! except embedded vobsubs for anime
just my two cents..
acemenace said:i agree clockworks!