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https://theappsfirm.com/Zplay I've been building ZPlay for the past few months. It's an Android media player for phone, tablet and TV, built around one idea: your own video files should look as good as a streaming library instead of a folder listing. What it does: Scans your local files and lays them out as a poster library with rails, not a file browser Continue Watching that carries across your devices Plays just about every container and codec you'd throw at it Offline downloads with resume Picture-in-Picture Proper leanback layout for Android TV, remote-first navigation To be clear about what it isn't: ZPlay ships with no catalogue. It doesn't host, bundle or sell any content, and it isn't a subscription to anything. You bring your own files. The posters and artwork in the screenshots are placeholders. "No ads" means the app itself has no ads. Pricing is a one-time payment rather than a subscription, $1.99 for a month up to $25 for lifetime. Background: I'm a mobile architect by day, 10+ years on Android. This started as a weekend fix for my own messy media folder and got out of hand. https://theappsfirm.com/Zplay Happy to answer anything about the playback stack or the TV surface, that's the part I'd most like feedback on.   submitted by   /u/boygaggoo [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/15 14:27:05