VLC Streamer Pro Reviews – Page 2
5/5 rating based on 123 reviews. Read all reviews for VLC Streamer Pro for iPhone.
VLC Streamer Pro is paid iOS app published by Hobbyist Software Limited
Crashes constantly when trying to search for videos
OGlEastVillen
This is happening on iPad and iPhone. Is there a limit to the number of files it can handle? I have about 450 on my system, mostly just tv shows and short clips (only a handful of feature length movies). I can’t even search for them right now without crashing the program- most perplexing is that I have installed on 2 different devices (iPhone 7plus and iPad Air 2) and same thing is happening on both. When it works the videos play fine - but I have manually scroll through my entire list to find things, any searching or tagging is impossible right now, crashes every time. :(
Latest update is garbage
Unknown424242
Crashes every time I try to play a movie. Looks like I’m not the only one.
Crashes constantly since update
TonyLovesSin
I’ve used VLC Streamer for years and it has worked great, aside from a recent crash issue that they resolved very quickly.
Waste of money. Buggy
Jim MLB
This app is not usable. Even after using its transfer dvd to iPad, playback is intermittent, just stops, or looses audio. Want my money back. Won’t buy from these people ever again. PC application for streaming that mates with this app seems to work - but is buggy as well. Processing of dvd just stops part way through the disk. Restart, change settings to all possible values to see if ANYTHING works reliably - no joy. Just junk. Older versions were better. I give up on this app.
Router Settings
NickSlachslaugh
If you have hours to spend troubleshooting your firewall, router and PC it works great!
Old, Ugly and Outdated
DRE.NINE.W
The VLC Streamer does an injustice to the VLC name. Waste of time and money. Install the nPlayer app instead.
Multi format reader
fredlsmith
No more itunes movies Paste into the program and watch Plays smoothly Nice program
Great video player
Morian
Does really well playing formats that the hardware isn't necessarily designed for.