Ulearn Player

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Works like a charm!

The only app that could play .mts video files!

Most powerful player.

加密单个文件没问题

I’m not sure why the apps description is in English in the App Store while the photos have Chinese and inside the app there is a mixture of the 2. Except for the places where it matters settings. Either make it all in Chinese or make clear the lack of English so that people who can’t read Chinese don’t waste their time. While hopefully not the intent it comes off like a means to exploit the user either for data or possibly money since the pop ups are only in Chinese and makes it impossible to know what option to select. For all I know I’m being asked to authorize a purchase or to send personal data either way please translate the app or make clear what langue the app uses

整体还是相当不错的，但导入的文件如何删除呢

I don't usually write user reviews for apps, but I felt compelled to write one for ulearn player, simply because it is hands-down the best app I have ever used, especially for its price-tag (free when I downloaded it). I stumbled upon ulearn player when I was searching for a cheap and lightweight app that plays mkv video files since I had some I wanted to watch on the go. At that time, the featured review was an 1-star one that complained that the user interface is all in Chinese (which erks me, who, as a bilingual, do not think that is a problem deserving an 1-star: just learn a few words of one of the most widely spoken language or just tap the menu to see what it does! That's how children who can't read learn to use apps). I don't know if the app was changed since that review, as most of the user-interface is in English (or rather understandable Chinglish), but I am glad that I gave the app a try. The ulearn player plays mkv files seaminglessly (while support audio switching in multi-audio files). In addition, it supports other formats I have tried, including video ones (mp4), audio ones (mp3, mp4a) and pictures (png). Please refer to the developer's description for all the supported file formats, which is rather comprehensive. To load a file onto the app, simply connect the device to PC with iTunes. Personally, I felt the interface was intuitive. The app detects different gestures (left/right swipe: go back/forward a few seconds, swipe up/down on the left side of screen: increase/decrease screen brightness, swipe up/down on the right side of screen: increase/decrease volume). Tapping the video while playing reveals several icons: the lock icon (which when active, prevent the aforementioned swiping gestures), the two-arrow icon (cycles playback from play next file to repeat current file), the elipse icon (change audio or load subtitle) and then picture icon (screenshot function). Other icons of note include an icon to change playback speed and an icon to rotate screen within the app. I am impressed with all the available functionalities of a free app. The app is supported by ads, which may appear before the start of a video. Fortunately, I never had an app interrupting a playing video (take note, YouTube!). The ads are sometimes annoying, as they are often for misleading freemium games and/or they may have small close buttons that take multiple trial taps to go away. I do not hold this against the developer as he/she most likely does not have a say on w

Except for a few words in English everything is in Chinese. Can’t determine how to use app.

good app