Introduction • Next Player is an Android native video player written in Kotlin. It provides a simple and easy-to-use interface for users to play videos on their Android devices.
Features • Native Android app with simple and easy-to-use interface • Completely free and open source and without any ads or excessive permissions • Audio/Subtitle track selection • Vertical swipe to change brightness (left) / volume (right) • Horizontal swipe to seek through video • Material You support • Media picker with folder and file view • Control playback speed
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Introduction • Next Player is an Android native video player written in Kotlin. It provides a simple and easy-to-use interface for users to play videos on their Android devices.
Features • Native Android app with simple and easy-to-use interface • Completely free and open source and without any ads or excessive permissions • Audio/Subtitle track selection • Vertical swipe to change brightness (left) / volume (right) • Horizontal swipe to seek through video • Material You support • Media picker with folder and file view • Control playback speed
Note • Check supported formats, screenshots & other info by Clicking Here.
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