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attemptress · 09-12-2011, 04:14 PM

Hello all!

I was looking for a video player that would play a set of avi files I've got (no luck on the standard PE players), and I came accross one that not only plays the avi files, but also a whole bunch of other file types, including FLV files (and mkv, etc). I tested it out, and a copy of "Law and Order" that I have as an FLV file played just fine.

The app is called QQ player. Unfortunately, I don't recall where I got it just now, but it popped up pretty quickly with a google search of "QQ player apk."

The only drawback for me, thus far, is that it only wants to play video from the specified 'home' folder, and that seems to be limited to those in the SD card. I had to move my files from my usb drive to the SD card in order for it to "find" them. However, I haven't really played with it too much yet, so I may yet work around that problem.

My apologies if this is redundant information, but I know some folks have been trying to "see" flash-based video for a while now.

09-12-2011, 04:14 PM	#1
attemptress Enthusiast Posts: 28 Karma: 10 Join Date: Jun 2011 Device: Entourage PE	Video Player for FLV files Hello all! I was looking for a video player that would play a set of avi files I've got (no luck on the standard PE players), and I came accross one that not only plays the avi files, but also a whole bunch of other file types, including FLV files (and mkv, etc). I tested it out, and a copy of "Law and Order" that I have as an FLV file played just fine. The app is called QQ player. Unfortunately, I don't recall where I got it just now, but it popped up pretty quickly with a google search of "QQ player apk." The only drawback for me, thus far, is that it only wants to play video from the specified 'home' folder, and that seems to be limited to those in the SD card. I had to move my files from my usb drive to the SD card in order for it to "find" them. However, I haven't really played with it too much yet, so I may yet work around that problem. My apologies if this is redundant information, but I know some folks have been trying to "see" flash-based video for a while now.