HD Player

HD Player

Supports Dolby Vision & HDR10+

197 ratings
221 reviews
Free
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This app is a powerful video player designed to correctly display high-dynamic-range content like Dolby Vision and HDR10+. It supports a wide range of codecs, hardware acceleration for smooth playback, and various file transfer methods. Manage your video library with playlists and passcode protection.

Dolby Vision support
HDR10+ support
Hardware-accelerated decoding
Wide codec compatibility
iTunes & Wi-Fi file sharing
Playlist management
Passcode video protection
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What's New in HD Player

5.0.1

March 28, 2022

• Supports Dolby Vision on MKV videos.

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User reviews

Pay attention to the pro version !

Hello. I am using the pro version. After updating to iPadOS 17, it no longer works and crashes when entering the password and cannot be used! I have many videos in it. But now I see that the pro version has been completely removed from the app store and is no longer available! Please give an update for the pro version to be compatible with ios 17
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Great for Hdr (Dolby Vision HDR 10) But can’t remove subtitles

It plays Dolby vision profile 5 files! And there is an interface menus feature that is unlikely to be used but prominent, the 3d settings. And if you switch apps and come back you’ll have to press ‘Done’ to escape and reselect the video otherwise audio continues but no video. Also, what is “Visualization” setting?
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Amazing Dolby Vision and HDR10 Video Player!!! Well Done.

Amazing Dolby Vision and HDR10 Video Player!!! Well Done. Please add more video options.

Garbage. You get like, 5 rows of the same videos

Why?

Great for old devices

I have an iPad air first generation and it really struggles to play x265 1080p movies in players like vlc. I tried tons of other apps but non worked. However, this one is like magic and plays all the videos smoothly. I can’t thank the developers enough. 5 starssss

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Reported Bugs

3 issues

Resume feature broken, audio stops when seeking

Bug

Subtitles disappear during fast motion scenes

Bug

Doesn't work on older iOS versions after updates

Bug

Requested Features

2 requests

Add option to sort playlist by year, newest, or custom order

Feature

Add editing option to customize movie cover and title

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FAQ

What is HD Player?

HD Player is a video playback application designed to accurately render high-dynamic-range content, including Dolby Vision and HDR10+ videos. It offers hardware acceleration for smooth performance and supports a broad array of video and audio codecs.

What are the key features of HD Player?

Key features include support for Dolby Vision and HDR10+ videos, hardware-accelerated H.264 and HEVC decoding for efficient playback, multi-core decoding, TV output, Bluetooth headset compatibility, various file sharing options (iTunes, Wi-Fi, WebDAV, SMB), SSA subtitle support, playlist management, and video passcode protection.

Is HD Player free to use?

The application is available for free download. Based on the provided data, it likely offers in-app purchases for additional features or content, aligning with a 'free with in-app purchases' monetization model.

What are the system requirements for HDR10+ and Dolby Vision playback?

For HDR10+ playback, iOS 13.4 or later is required, along with an iPhone or iPad with an A10 processor or later. Dolby Vision playback requires an iPhone or iPad that specifically supports Dolby Vision.

How can I transfer videos to HD Player?

Videos can be transferred to HD Player through several methods, including iTunes File Sharing, Wi-Fi transfer, iCloud Drive, WebDAV, and Windows & Mac file sharing. This allows for flexible management of your video library.