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Version 2026.11 · 2026-10-21
• Added support for iPhone Duo • Bug fixes and polish
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The store currently lists version 2026.11, updated 2026-10-21.





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A video player for iOS built around speed, simplicity, and getting out of your way. Outplayer is carefully designed to feel seamless, so you can just focus on what you’re watching. And it's backed by strong, reliable performance to play anything well.
• 4K HDR playback with instant, real-time seeking
• Spatial audio with head tracking and immersive surround sound
• Picture in Picture, seamless for all videos
• Fluid gestures and responsive controls
• Customizable subtitle styling and dual language support
• Quick and easy navigation for chapters and playlists
• Integration with Files app to support SMB and external hard drives
• Play any video format, worry-free (including MKV, MP4, and more)
For free users, Outplayer has no playback restrictions and no ads. A one-time purchase, Outplayer Advanced, is available for a range of additional configuration options.
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• Added support for iPhone Duo • Bug fixes and polish
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