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1. #REDDIT BETTER VIDEO PLAYER THAN VLC INSTALL#
2. #REDDIT BETTER VIDEO PLAYER THAN VLC FOR ANDROID#
3. #REDDIT BETTER VIDEO PLAYER THAN VLC ANDROID#
4. #REDDIT BETTER VIDEO PLAYER THAN VLC CODE#

It needs "view network connections" in order to monitor whether device is connected or not.It needs "modify system settings", in order to allow you to change your audio ringtone.It needs "change your audio settings", in order to change audio volume.your phone from sleeping when watching a video.

It needs "prevent phone from sleeping" in order to prevent.It needs "full network access", to open network and internet streams.It needs "modify or delete the contents of your USB storage", in order to allow deletion of files and store subtitles.It needs "read the contents of your USB storage", in to order to read your media files on it."Other" to check network connections, change the volume, set the ringtone, run on Android TV and display the popup view, see below for details."Storage" to read your all media files on SD cards :)."Photos/Media/Files" to read your all media files :).

#REDDIT BETTER VIDEO PLAYER THAN VLC FOR ANDROID#

> VLC for Android needs access to those categories: They explain what the permissions are on the play store listing

#REDDIT BETTER VIDEO PLAYER THAN VLC CODE#

If you're competent in reading code and can build from source, GitHub is technically the best but any of those are fine.

#REDDIT BETTER VIDEO PLAYER THAN VLC INSTALL#

>Tell me it's better to install the applications on F-Droid or on Aurora Store or GitHub for privacy/security ? you'll need to download another video player ( VLC for Android is a reputable option), and pause the video at the moment you want, and screenshot it.Īnd that's the very roundabout way I've taken ~~pictures~~ screenshots of the moment I want out of a Motion Photo. The unfortunate/annoying thing about Google Photos is that its video player never hides the "Play" button. The next step is to pause the video and screenshot the moment you want. There should be an "Export as." pop-up, with options for Video, GIF, or Still photo. Tap the vertical "." on the picture, and select the "Export" option.ģ. In the Google Photos app, find the Motion Photo you want to capture a still part of.Ģ. However, if you're trying to capture a point in the motion that isn't the final "still" photo, here's a method I've done before (Note: it's not super straight-forward and there might be a better way):ġ. A Motion Photo does have a "still" version, which you can see if you press the "Motion on/off" button at the top. If you're on Android, then you're talking about "Motion Photos". (This REALLY need to be fixed)Īnyways I really hope that VLC devs fixes this stuff, as VLC is probably the best alternative at this point.Įdit: Added Solutions to some issues mentioned before (in Italics), and VLC seems looking as the best alternative already, Thanks! The Subtitle download is kinda unreliable, also there's no "Custom Text Search" for downloading subtitles as of now unlike MX so it often ends up not finding subtitles. (Fix: OK fixed this from Settings -> Interface -> Ask confirmation to resume ��) Option to ask in Video startup if you wanna Resume from last position or Restart the video like in MX. (Fix: The closest solution for now is to use the Directories tab instead of Video tab from Sidebar and manually browsing to the video folders)Īlso for some reason VLC tends to use more battery than MX? Maybe there's some Tweaks/Settings option to fix this? (changing decoder or something?) One of the gripe is there's no option to see videos based on folders in VLC like they have in MX, so the video library often ends up being messy. Man, I've been trying out VLC for over 2 years now and really it improved lot last year.