VRPlayer : 2D 3D 360° Video

It functions quite well with the videos it works with and is easy to use. VR videos I try from the last two years don’t seem to be compatible but the older ones all work great. It says you can load from Google Drive which would be incredibly helpful for phone storage when viewing VR. Unfortunately Google says not to trust the app with your information and will auto revoke access. So I’m leaving this review in hope they fix that!

This does everything I want, except for the option to slow down videos and speed them up. Most video viewers go like this: Slower 1.0 normal .9 .8 .7 .6 .5 Faster 1.0 normal 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 Some go faster like 2.0 to 4.0 but that’s ludicrous speed to me. From .5 to 1.5 would be perfect. I would not only buy that option, but I’d buy a few more that are already in the app. Without the option to slow down or speed up as standard video players usually do I just can’t justify buying anything right now for this app. This app does everything else and I want to upgrade it. Hopefully this will be added and I’ll definitely change the 4 star rating to 5. It should be higher, but that’s my opinion. Thank you for being the only one out of at least 10 apps that work for looking at pictures. To me, that’s just a cool new way to look at my pictures. Use your imagination and it almost feels like you could relive a special moment in your past. I can’t wait to try out the 360 videos I’m making.

I don’t know why so many people download an add supported app then gripe about ads. This app works great for me and I tested with 5 different VR formats from SBS, Cardboard, 360, etc. I was able to switch them to work with my headset easily, tracking was terrific, and I didn’t notice any lag. After testing it out I was happy to pay a few bucks for this great tool. I have not tried the helper app yet but without it the mobile app is still well worth the price. Use the add supported version just to make sure it works then upgrade. Is worth it