I’ve gathered a listing of Android’s top cellular movie player, so you can just get on with the fun of looking at your movies.Here I'm going to talk about some very excellent android cellular phone movie Player applications that can engage in avi also other types like .mkv, mp4, 3gp etc.
Android has quite a few cellular movie Players available, so as people, it can be challenging to select the best without trying them all one by one. There are so many elements to be regarded – and you can not always make use of reviews alone.
1. VitalPlayer
VitalPlayer’s 5MB install can be automatically installed to your SD card. Sorry, VitalPlayer isn’t yet supported on Gingerbread.
2. RockPlayer Lite
RockPlayer is an ad-supported media player which at a massive 13MB fails to live up to the light impression. Thankfully, it can be moved to the SD card. Plays video smoothly and well.
3. mVideoPlayer
The
mVideoPlayer app comes with rave reviews in the Android market. However, this app will only play whichever formats are already supported by your phone. Its 2.6MB install can be moved to the SD card, which is good news. The first search for video files will take a while, but it should load quicker in the future.
4. Meridian
Meridian is a huge 2.5MB, but can easily be moved to the SD card. It asks where your media is kept and quickly finds all of it. Gestures for navigating are intuitive and quick to use.
5. Arc Media
Arc Media player can support a wide variety of video formats, including AVI, DIVX, MKV, MOV, MP4, RMVB, WMV, VOB and XVID. It’s still in beta, but is widely appreciated by testers so far.
6. Act 1 Video Player
Act 1 Video Player is designed to play iPhone formats like 3gp, h263, and h264 baseline profile. It also claims to play some baseline MP4 files, but not all (it had no problem with mine). Other files will need converting, but the
developer page does point you in the direction of some
free software that will do the job nicely. Act 1 is not only a tiny 500KB, but it can also be moved to your SD card.
7. RealPlayer
RealPlayer is an audio player as well as a video player. It has a handy interface to navigate between media types easily and can even display your photos. Sadly, it’s 3MB and can’t be moved to a SD card, so it’s only useful for users without space issues on their phone. It doesn’t say exactly which files it will play, but it couldn’t play my MP4′s. It played my home videos beautifully though.
8. VPlayer
VPlayer is my personal favourite simply because it’s so versatile and can be kept on the SD card, which is handy since it’s over 3MB. It plays all the major video formats, plus it can handle a variety of streaming video types. The free trial is fully featured, and the paid version is only a few dollars if you choose to upgrade.
9. MX video Player
Out of a number of video players being reviewed, I like
MX video player the most. What's special on this player is that, it can not only play videos smooth but it never frustrate in user interface. Both factor are never easy to find on android apps since its a new platform and developments are being made day by day. More over this is a free app and you can download from android market directly.
10.YX Player
YX Player is another fast video player in android town with built in video streaming browser facility. reported little sloppy on FPS and video quality but loads videos much faster. This player is ideal for low end processor smart phones.
11.Mobo Player
Mobo player rated as one of the best video player on android. It has very good video quality and good inerface. It plays almost all video types without slowing down even for large files. It can stream videos through HTTP, RTSP protocols.
