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All-round Media Player
By Mei-Lin Chua
Contributing editor, apps and storefronts
Lplayer Lite is a local video player. It plays files stored on your device and adds basic file management on top, so you can keep your videos in one place and watch them without leaving the app. The developer describes it as a light app for everyday playback.
It suits people who already keep video files on their phone and want a player that also handles sorting and simple cleanup. The developer lists a clean interface with straightforward controls.
You bring videos in through the system file manager, so files already on the device can be added without a separate transfer step. The developer lists MP4, MKV and AVI among the supported formats, along with other mainstream video types.
The build we hold is Lplayer Lite-Original Quality 1.5.2 (APKS split bundle) for Android 7.0 and up.
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Once imported, each video is placed automatically in the video library. The library is where you find, open and manage everything you have added.
The player includes standard playback control, rewind, and playback speed adjustment. These are the controls you would use to skip back through a scene or to watch at a faster or slower pace.
The developer says the app uses a playback engine built for HD video, so 720p and 1080p files stored locally are within its stated scope. Speed and rewind work on the videos in the library.
You can rename any file in the library or delete videos you no longer want. This is the main file management the listing describes, and it is aimed at keeping a local collection tidy.
Renaming and deleting happen inside the app, so you do not have to switch to a separate file manager for routine cleanup.