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There's absolutely no support for embedded textual / VobSub subtitles of any of the tested containers (MKV, MOV, TS). Note that the same video but without any audio is played back just fine in yaPlayer – that is, the problem might be related to the audio tracks, not to the high bitrate of the video. (Both the optimized and unoptimized versions.) The same file is played back by the stock Videos app and third-party apps using HW acceleration (for example, GoodPlayer) just fine. major buffering problems with some higher-bitrate videos played back using hardware decoding for example, the one I've linked to yesterday with a 40 Mbps video and an AC3 and an AAC audio track.
The following is a screenshot of linking an external subtitle to a videos in the stock Videos library (that is, not a video in the home of yaPlayer): That is, you'll only want to use this feature if you cannot add SRT's to your video files and you absolutely must keep them in the stock Videos directory.)
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(Albeit you can always import your SRT files to your MOV / MP4 / M4V files with Subler or MP4Tools on your desktop computer so that they can also be displayed by the stock Videos player. The only true advantage of it is that you can link external SRT subtitles to videos in this database – something impossible with the stock player. Stock Videos database access – albeit I don't think you really want to prefer using this interface as it doesn't really offer anything over the standard one (no DSP's, no special zoom modes – only playback speed change). The h.264 and OGG decoders are also of high quality. Very good MPEG-2 decoder – probably even better for 1080i DVB playback than that of Oplayer HD! The shot also shows the app supports the Retina screen of the iPad 3. (a during-playback screenshot showing both the jog control in the lower right corner, the scrubbing speed control in the lower left one and the subtitle position / size etc.
You can only use the jog dial for any kind of scrubbing – there's not even a rewind / fast forward icon. Speaking of quickly rewinding / fast forwarding some seconds (please see THIS for an explanation / list of players that do support this very important feature), it's painfully missing from the app. However, you may still find it more precise to really fine-tune your positioning.
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I, personally, haven't found it much better than the adaptive, excellent scrubbing capabilities of the stock Video player or the third-party ones (Falcon Player, TTPlayerHD, PlugPlayer, ProPlayer, OPlayer HD, Gplayer, Movie Player – Plays any Video! by Dominic Rodemer, AVPlayerHD etc.) also sporting this kind of control. This is advertised as one of the main features of the app. The app has a jog control to navigate the video file currently playing. However, I still think the better-established players like AVPlayerHD or It's Playing offer a lot more features and better compatibility than this player. There are some neat and unique features of the app. The AppStore description introduces the player as follows: “yaPlayer has the best performance and gorgeous interfaces than any other available video player!” so I was eager to find out whether it's true.Īs has turned out, while this isn't the case with some video codecs like MSMPEG-4 and WMV, both the MPEG-2 and the h.264 decoders of the player have turned out to be pretty good. I've been asked about the new “yaPlayer” player so I very thoroughly tested it.
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My full review (without the images and links - sorry, have to paste the entire article here as external links aren't allowed. It has some nice features but doesn't come close to AVPlayerHD or It's Playing.
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