nPlayer

Play any video format with smooth high quality streaming

nPlayer is a feature-packed media player built for people who refuse to be limited by formats, locations, or devices. It aims to be a one-stop hub for all your videos, music, and even photos, whether they live locally, on your home server, or in the cloud.

The standout strength of nPlayer is its broad codec support. It handles popular video formats like MP4, MKV, AVI, and FLV, plus less common containers such as RMVB and TP. Audio is equally well covered, with support for MP3, FLAC, APE, and more, and it even offers official DTS and DTS HD decoding for home-theater‑grade sound. You can adjust audio levels with an integrated boost option, which is useful for quietly mixed movies.

Playback controls are thoughtfully designed around gestures. With a swipe, you can scrub through the timeline, tweak brightness or volume, and jump between subtitles. Subtitle fans get a full toolkit: multi-track subtitles, external fonts, SSA/ASS styling, embedded subs, and support for a wide range of formats including SMI, SRT, and SUP. Fine-tuning position and size on the fly is quick and intuitive.

Where nPlayer really sets itself apart is connectivity. It can browse and stream from WebDAV, FTP/SFTP, SMB/CIFS, UPnP/DLNA servers, as well as popular cloud services like Dropbox, Google Drive, OneDrive, and others. Casting to a smart TV or outputting via HDMI is straightforward, and the pop-up play mode lets you keep a video floating on top while using other apps.

The interface leans toward power users: the sheer number of options and network protocols can feel overwhelming at first, and granting full file access may concern privacy-conscious users. However, once configured, nPlayer delivers a robust, flexible, and highly customizable media experience that rewards anyone with a large, varied library.