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Music Player: Videos, Podcasts
Online music, video and podcast streamer with playlists, Top 100 charts and background podcast playback.
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- Developer
- Le Thi Thanh Thuy
- Score
- 4.5
- Downloads
- 1K+ ratings
- Age
- Rated 12+
- Version
- 3.0.2
- Price
- Free
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About this app
Online streaming of music, videos and podcasts in a single player is what this app does, with no cap on how many songs can be added. It's for people who want one place to browse trending videos, charts and podcast episodes rather than separate apps for each. Content is organised into music categories, trending videos and Top 100 charts, and search covers songs, videos, artists and playlists. Existing playlists can be imported, new ones created, and the library sorted into favourites, channels and recently played. Podcasts can be subscribed to and keep playing in the background. The player handles HD video, sorts media by name, duration or date, and shares tracks with friends. Everything streams. The developer is explicit that nothing can be downloaded or stored for offline listening, so it's no use without a connection.
Music Player: Videos, Podcasts: the full guide
What the app is
One player for music, video and podcasts, all of it streamed, is the idea here. Rather than juggling a music app, a video app and a podcast client, you get a single library where songs, trending clips, Top 100 charts and podcast episodes sit side by side, with no ceiling on how many songs you add.
The developer is an individual, Le Thi Thanh Thuy, and the category it has been filed under, Photography, is plainly a mislabel for what is a media player. The honest part of the listing is its warning that nothing downloads: without a connection the app does nothing.
How it works day to day
A typical use is browsing. Open the trending video tab on a break, flick through a Top 100 chart, or pick up a subscribed podcast and let it run in the background while you do something else. Search spans songs, videos, artists and playlists, so a half-remembered name usually finds something.
Playlists you already have can be imported and new ones built, and the library sorts by favourites, channels and recently played. Sharing a track with a friend is a tap. HD video is supported, which matters more on a tablet than a phone.
Why people look for it
The draw is background podcast playback combined with free music video streaming in the same app, which people search for when they want to avoid paying for several subscriptions. The unlimited playlist size is a small but real reason, since some free players cap saved songs.
Look and feel
Five screenshots for a streaming player will typically cover a home feed with category tiles, a chart list, a video playing and a podcast page. The mix of music, video and podcasts means the interface has to switch between portrait lists and landscape playback, so expect a tabbed layout rather than a single scrolling screen.
