Yes, nPlayer Plus is free to download, however it contains in-app purchases or subscription offerings.
✅ The nPlayer Plus app appears to be high-quality and legitimate. Users are very satisfied.
nPlayer Plus has several in-app purchases/subscriptions, the average in-app price is $4.99.
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4.87 out of 5
250 ratings in Australia
For audio I don’t see anyway for it to display the ID tags for my library (mostly lossless .m4a). It only shows the filename and not the title/artist/album etc. any way to display those? For video though this is definitely the best player out there.
Good app for study
It does everything you need in a media player app and more. I can’t fault it. It makes the iPad and iPhone really usable for my media data. I hope it continues to stay just as it is.
Finally an app on iOS that allows me to Chromecast my videos stored on OneDrive. I have been looking everywhere for this and nPlayer is the first one that actually delivers. Worth the small price tag for the functionality delivered.
Most descent player across the globe. If you guys make an Apple TV app or do a major update, I will definitely purchase it.
Love the app, a lot better then VLC but need more gestures
My go to app for playing video files. Plays just about everything and the kitchen sink. Unlike some other apps, HDR works great (assuming you have a compatible devices ie. iPhone XS, 11).
This app is really great to entertain kids. I need to install it on another ipad but in the App store it shows the price $13.99 rather than the “download” symbol. How do I install for free?
There are few apps that are essential. If you like video (movies) and audio (music) and you have your own computerised collection, this program is exceptional and essential. The UI is very easy to use Plays almost everything (inc DTS, x265, FLAC) Plays files over wifi easily (eg from a NAS) Here are a few benefits I use. I play 1080p videos with DTS from my NAS. I play lossless music (FLAC) from my NAS (networked storage), I show subtitles for my songs in real-time using LRC files. I can adjust brightness and volume by sliding my finger up the screen during playback. I can skip forward or backward sliding my finger left to right This program is the Swiss Army knife of multimedia. If a format exists, nPlayer can play it. No special software is needed on your computer or NAS (eg. PLEX is not necessary). If your iPhone/iPad can’t play/display that multimedia, install this app and it is likely to solve your playback problems.
It does exactly what it claims. Plays anything, over the network or downloaded. Great quality video and audio with heaps of options and configuration. I would buy it again in a heartbeat.
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