Multiformat iPad movie app CineXPlayer’s latest update to version 2.5 includes a host of new features, some of which can’t be found anywhere else in the App Store. Most prominent is support for Dolby Digital Plus in 5.1 or 7.1 channels, a first for iPad movie players. Users can now import movies from either the Camera Roll or Dropbox without syncing to a computer, and can use full video AirPlay with an Apple TV. The subtitles have added customizability, and two sets can be displayed at once. CineXPlayer has also gotten the iCloud Backup blocking that’s already come to some other video apps, preventing movies from taking up valuable storage space. You may still be watching movies on a ten-inch display, but you’d be hard-pressed to do it in more style.
CineXPlayer 2.5 for iPad adds Dropbox, Dolby Digital Plus, advanced subtitle support
The latest CineXPlayer update to version 2.5 adds a host of new features to the iPad app, including support for Dolby Digital Plus, Dropbox syncing, dual subtitles and subtitle offset, and video AirPlay.
The latest CineXPlayer update to version 2.5 adds a host of new features to the iPad app, including support for Dolby Digital Plus, Dropbox syncing, dual subtitles and subtitle offset, and video AirPlay.
is a senior tech and policy editor focused on online platforms and free expression. Adi has covered virtual and augmented reality, the history of computing, and more for The Verge since 2011.
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