Key takeaways
- Video Player All Formats PRO plays local files in MP4, MKV, MOV, M4V, WebM, 3GP, FLV, TS and M2TS containers.
- It targets H.264, H.265, VP8, VP9 and AV1 video, but what plays depends on the file and the decoders the device provides.
- Features include 0.1x to 3.0x speed, resume, Picture-in-Picture on supported devices, a screen lock and a sleep timer.
- Device makers and media-tool companies could explore preload distribution, integration, licensing or white-label versions where technically feasible.
- It is a local player, not a streaming service; discussions are nonbinding and publish no figures.
Video Player All Formats PRO is a focused player for local video files; the app's page on this site notes it was listed on Google Play as Regal Video Player until its recent rename, and the store description still uses that name. This page explains, for device makers and media-tool companies, what it plays, where integration and distribution ideas fit, and how licensing or acquisition talks would proceed.
What the player handles
The listing covers files already on a device: downloaded films, saved clips, lessons, interviews and personal recordings.
| Area | Listed support |
|---|---|
| Containers | MP4, MKV, MOV, M4V, WebM, 3GP, FLV, TS, M2TS |
| Video codecs | H.264, H.265, VP8, VP9, AV1 |
| Audio codecs | AAC, MP3, FLAC, Ogg |
| Speed | 0.1x to 3.0x in 0.1x steps |
| Continuity | Resume position, recent videos, playback history, favourites |
| Controls | Gestures for seek, skip, volume and brightness; mute, rotate, screen lock |
| Extras | Picture-in-Picture on supported devices, sleep timer, repeat |
One sentence in the listing matters most to a hardware partner: playback depends on the video container, audio and video codec, Android version, device hardware and available system decoders. The player relies on the platform's decoders, so AV1 or H.265 support on a given model depends on that model.
The free version covers local playback with ads; an optional Premium purchase removes ads and unlocks extra themes, and the listing says monthly, yearly and lifetime options may be available through Google Play.
Device makers
For a phone or tablet maker, the question is whether a dedicated player improves the out-of-box experience. Arrangements Reign Creative LLC would discuss:
- preload distribution, after testing on the target hardware;
- a white-label build where technically feasible, carrying the device brand;
- localisation of the interface for the markets a device ships to.
Because codec support follows the device's decoders, a sensible first step is a joint test on the target hardware with a set of sample files in each container.
Media-tool companies
For companies building recording, editing or teaching tools, the player could sit at the end of a workflow. Integrations supported by the app's existing capabilities are one route, for example a hand-off that opens a user's exported file in the player and lets resume, speed control and Picture-in-Picture do the rest, if the app's current capabilities support it; anything more would be framed as new work. Cross-promotion between complementary apps is another, as are co-development of features both sides want, licensing and sponsorship.
Where the product's limits sit
Partners should describe the player as the listing and the app's page on this site do:
- It plays local files; it is not a streaming service.
- Picture-in-Picture depends on the device and Android version.
- No account is needed for normal local playback, and recent videos, playback history, saved positions and favourites are stored locally on the device.
A worked example: a lecture-capture partner
An education company records 90-minute lectures and exports MP4 files to students' tablets. A student watching at 1.5x finishes a lecture in 90 ÷ 1.5 = 60 minutes; at 1.2x, in 75 minutes. Resume keeps their place between sessions, and the sleep timer stops playback at the end of the file. A partnership might add an "open in player" hand-off and co-branded instructions; the education company keeps control of its content.
Acquiring the video player
Reign Creative LLC is open to serious discussions about acquiring this app individually, with the utility apps, or as part of the portfolio. This page publishes no prices, valuations, revenue or user numbers, and nothing here is an offer.
Moving the app on Google Play
An ownership change happens through Google Play's formal transfer process. Because this app offers an optional Premium purchase through Google Play, Google's help notes that the buyer's account needs an active payments profile, and that orders created before the transfer stay with the original account, including for refunds. The new owner may request a new upload key if there is concern about reusing the existing one. Google's help also says that users, statistics, ratings, reviews and subscriptions related to the app are transferred with it, which matters for a paid tier like this one; promotions are not, though previously issued promo codes should still work.
Raising an integration idea
The partnerships page has a pre-filled email; you can also write to ReignCreativeSupport@gmail.com. Give your name, company and a short description of the integration or distribution idea, and please do not include confidential, financial or personal information in a first message. Discussions are nonbinding until due diligence is complete and both parties sign terms.
Technical background: the Android video player guide, Android video players compared and AV1 on Android explained. The app is one of our video and utility apps.
Good to know
Frequently asked questions
Could a tablet maker preload Video Player All Formats PRO?
Does Video Player All Formats PRO include its own codecs?
Does the video player stream content?
What was the video player called before?
Sources
- Video Player All Formats PRO (opens in a new tab)Google Play — accessed
- Transfer apps to a different developer account (opens in a new tab)Google Play Console Help — accessed
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