nPlayer Lite

nPlayer Lite

The best media player

3.8K ratings
272 reviews
Free
With Ads

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • February 27, 2016
  • February 12, 2025

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Play any video format without conversion. Stream media from remote devices and cloud storage. Offers extensive subtitle support and gesture controls for a seamless viewing experience.

Plays all video and audio formats without conversion
Stream media from network devices and cloud storage
Advanced subtitle support with customization
Gesture controls for playback and subtitles
Hardware acceleration for smooth playback
File and playlist management
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What's New in nPlayer Lite

3.13.0

February 12, 2025

- Support for AV1 hardware decoding (Devices with A17+/M3+ chips) - Improved Picture-in-Picture support (supports all video formats) - Performance improvements and bug fixes - Remove Google Drive feature

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User reviews

8 ads just to not even play the file

No chance I’m going to purchase after greedy ignorant behavior. If you can’t even play the file say so, don’t waste my time.

No access to files

No way to play my existing media so absolutely pointless.

Absolute garbage

Try to play a video from your DLNA server and the app hijacks and opens safari and directs you to ad sites and temu

Can’t evaluate too many advertisements

I wanted to check out this player to see how well it worked before purchasing a version without advertisements. It was the most frustrating thing I ever tried to accomplish. Every time I tried to play a video I got multiple advertisements. Never got a video to play. If they are so bent on making it difficult to review, then i’m not interested. Going to uninstall and move on to something else.
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Worthless

It doesn’t actually play video files. It just plays a bunch of ads and opens popups when you press the X-out button for them. Should be removed from the App Store.

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User experience

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Reported Bugs

4 issues

Locked folders issue

Bug

Subtitle not showing up

Bug

Downloading files not working

Bug

Streaming from NAS/DLNA not functioning properly

Bug

Requested Features

5 requests

Add search option in cloud storage

Feature

Improve subtitle handling and customization

Feature

Implement equalizer and audio settings

Feature

Add Chromecast/AirPlay support

Feature

Provide a trial version without ads

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FAQ

What is nPlayer Lite?

nPlayer Lite is a mobile media player that allows you to play virtually any video and audio format without the need for file conversion. It also supports streaming media from various network sources and cloud storage services, offering a comprehensive solution for your media playback needs.

What are the key features of nPlayer Lite?

Key features include support for a vast array of video, audio, and subtitle file formats, network streaming from WebDAV, FTP, SMB, UPnP/DLNA, and cloud services. It also boasts advanced subtitle customization, playback speed control, gesture controls, and hardware acceleration for smooth playback.

Is nPlayer Lite free to use?

This version of nPlayer Lite is free to use but contains advertisements. While there are no in-app purchases mentioned for this specific version, users may encounter ads during playback or within the app interface.

What devices is nPlayer Lite compatible with?

nPlayer Lite is designed for mobile devices and supports a wide range of video, audio, and subtitle file formats. It also offers features like HDMI output and compatibility with iXpand Flash Drives, indicating broad device and file type support.

How can I use nPlayer Lite to stream media?

nPlayer Lite supports streaming from various network protocols like WebDAV, FTP, SFTP, HTTP, SMB/CIFS, NFS, and UPnP/DLNA. You can also stream from cloud services such as Box, Dropbox, OneDrive, and Yandex.Disk, making it easy to access your media library remotely.