Q+ Player, UPnP DLNA DMR Geek

Introducing our cutting-edge portable media player, which also serves as a UPnP DLNA Digital Media Renderer (DMR). This versatile device is designed to enhance your media experience by supporting a wide range of formats and features. It effortlessly streams content via UPnP DLNA and uses the user-moderated Storage Access Framework (SAF) for file access, ensuring a seamless and personalized experience.

Our player offers comprehensive support for SSA/ASS subtitles, allowing users to add and manage font files to their liking. These subtitles can be dimmed to accommodate the high contrast and brightness of HDR and Dolby Vision (DV) playback, with adjustable font sizes for optimal viewing. Additionally, starting from version 5.1, the player also supports subtitles in SUP (Blu-ray) and VobSub (DVD) formats, which can be embedded within MKV files or loaded as separate files. Users can select individual subtitle files or use packaged formats like Zip, 7Z, or RAR during playback.

Experience the highest quality media playback with support for HDR/DV content, digital audio passthrough, and MKV chapter navigation. The player also features frame by frame stepping, audio track selection with delay options, and subtitle selection with time offset adjustments. You can also view the frame rate and enjoy automatic refresh rate adjustments for a smoother viewing experience.

For Dolby Vision enthusiasts, successful playback has been confirmed on the NVidia Shield TV 2019. Our player allows for on-demand video rotation and full-screen zooming through pinch gestures, ensuring you can watch your content the way you want.

Originally designed for segmented files playback, our player supports m3u8 (HLS media list) format, traditionally used for TS files, but now also compatible with mp4 and flv files.

What's New in Version 4.3.1

Last updated on Feb 26, 2023

Please be noticed: This app must run in the foreground before initiating DLNA projecting on some Android systems.

Version 4.3.1 includes fixes for subtitles auto-selection, corrects the first chapter 0:00 issue, and adapts to new systems. Users can now set the default language for subtitles within the selection box. The ability to pick a subtitle file directly from the Storage Access Framework content page has been added, supporting local storage, Samba/Windows sharing, and WebDAV clients as SAF content providers. Efforts have been made to resolve a DMR service crash bug, ensuring a more stable media playback experience.