OPlayer
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OPlayer boosts your iPhone/iPod's media abilities, allowing it to stream audio and video of almost format.
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What is OPlayer?
OPlayer boosts your iPhone/iPod's media abilities, allowing it to stream audio and video of almost format.
Features:
- Easily wifi transfer to download media files from your PC to your iPhone/iPod.
- Built-in web browser to download/play media files in your iPhone/iPod
- Supports FTP Client to download media files to your iPhone/iPod.
- Plays almost any audio formats on iPhone. (MP3/WMA/RM/AAC)
- Plays almost any video formats on iPhone. (WMV/AVI/MKV /RM/RMVB/XVID/MP4/MOV/3GP/MPG/)
- Supports audio/video streaming over HTTP. (through WIFI or 3G)
- Built in file delete, rename, cut, paste operator.
- Playlist support.
- Support ".sub" subtitle, if you only have ".srt" subtitle file, you can use Text2VobSub to convert ".srt" file to ".sub" file.
OPlayer information
Developed by
Jonathan Young (olimsoft) Licensing
Proprietary and Commercial product.Alternatives
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- English
- Arabic
- Breton
- Catalan; Valencian
- Czech
- Danish
- Dutch
- Finnish
- French
- German
- Hebrew
- Hindi
- Hungarian
- Indonesian
- Italian
- Japanese
- Korean
- Polish
- Portuguese
- Romanian
- Russian
- Chinese
- Slovak
- Spanish
- Swedish
- Turkish
- Ukrainian
- Vietnamese
Comments and Reviews
I like this program.It is very usefull,kudos to you.thanks
hello I have oplayer and iOSflashvideo on my iPhone but I can't seem to see megavideos. Please help?!
After conducting a very unscientific test of video quality between a couple of media player apps in the App Store, I've determined that OPlayer is a piece of junk. With a 720p MOV (shot by the video camera of my iPod Touch 4), OPlayer was laggy and there was no sound. It didn't do any better with a high-definition AVI, either. When playing a standard-definition AVI, OPlayer totally killed the picture quality.
So obviously, OPlayer cannot play HD video. And when it comes to playing standard-def, it's not any better than the VLC app, which does the same thing for free.