AVPlayer
December 13, 08 by Daniel
Version: 0.4
Play your audio and video without a server.
AVPlayer takes advantage of the app MobileFinder to allow you to browse your file system and play your media. But, it’s dependence on MobileFinder is it’s down fall. To actually get to your media you have to find it in MobileFinder and open it with AVPlayer. Just opening AVPlayer on your springboard will do nothing.
Seeing how AVPlayer just takes advantage of the media player in Safari, you could open the media in Safari from MobileFinder. Or better yet, use the app store version of MobileFinder, which has it’s own easy to access file system and play it from within the app as well.
Overall I find this to be another crap-app. Sound and visual quality is the same as it would be in the default iPod app, and getting to your media takes too much effort for little benefit.
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Tom Says: 15.12.08 at 1:57 am
Totally disagree with above review. Avplayer is the only way to play videos of non-iTunes-synched movies. Accessing files is a bit cumbersome but at least you can do it. Great app!!
mishka Says: 15.12.08 at 11:40 am
A great app, I has indeed happy when it was ported to 2.x, I have some material that I do not want to put on the “official” channels, and this is the perfect solution for accessing media in any directory you want.
Doug Says: 15.12.08 at 10:16 pm
I’m with you Mishka, I remember reviewing this before 2.0. . .it sure has come a long way