Zoom without stopping
Pinch to magnify the picture and pan around the frame while the video keeps playing.
VIDEO PLAYER
Media Player - Vidorec
Vidorec is a local video player for files you choose. It adds precise pan and zoom, subtitles, alternate audio tracks, Picture-in-Picture, background playback and resume. It does not scan a media library or provide a cloud catalog. Container, codec, HDR and high-resolution support are reported according to the device's real decoding capability.
Available now on Google Play. The iOS release is coming soon to the App Store.
Choose subtitles and sound
Use available subtitle files and switch between audio tracks contained in the media.
Keep watching
Move into Picture-in-Picture or continue supported playback in the background.
Control by gesture
Use direct playback gestures while keeping essential controls reachable.
CLEAR LIMITS
A file extension is not a playback guarantee
- MP4, MKV and WebM are containers; the video and audio codecs inside must also be supported.
- 4K, HDR and high-frame-rate playback depend on the decoder, display, profile and source file.
- Vidorec reports unsupported containers or codecs instead of pretending every file will play.
- The app opens only the item you choose; it does not crawl your media library.
PRIVACY
Your videos stay on your device
The player does not send your selected video, audio, images, thumbnails, file name, file path, content address or subtitle text to Vidorec, Analytics, advertising or crash reporting. The app has no Vidorec login and no Vidorec media cloud.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Frequently asked questions
Does Vidorec upload the video I open?
No. The video, audio, thumbnails, file name, file path, content address and subtitle text are not uploaded during local playback.
Will every MKV or MP4 file play?
No player can promise that from the extension alone. The codecs, profile, resolution, frame rate and device decoder also determine compatibility.
Can I use subtitles and multiple audio tracks?
Yes, when the file or an added subtitle contains supported tracks and the device can decode the media.
Are Picture-in-Picture and background playback included?
They are part of the general player experience where the operating system and source allow them.