The Players - Perfect Player

[crazed 9.6]

niklabs.com

New update was recently released for the Perfect Player
perfect-player-iptv-v1-4-4b (beta)

Perfect Player IPTV v1.4.4b4 [Unlocked]
Requirements: Android OS v4.0+
Perfect Player is set-top box style IPTV/Media player for watching videos on TVs, tablets and smartphones.
Features:
- Nice OSD menus and infos for easy and pleasant watching videos with minimum user actions
- Scaleable OSD renders correctly with any screen resolution and selected font size
- IPTV watching with channels groups, logos and EPG
- Local files watching (from SDCard, USB, etc)
- Video plugins support (online videos watching)
- Supported playlist formats: M3U, XSPF
- Supported EPG formats: XMLTV, JTV
- udpxy (UDP-TO-HTTP proxy) server support
- Can connect to IPTV data server (Perfect Player's PC version) to fetch playlist, EPG, logos and the ability to request playlist update right away by specifying only IPTV data server address in Settings
- Can be controlled by mouse, keyboard, remote control, pointers, etc
- Big controls panel is useful on devices with small screen size (toggle the pannel with the two fingers touch)
- Extended EPG info viewing

WHAT'S NEW
Change log v1.4.4b4:
Added option to select buffer size (Hardware, Software, HW+)
Added “Channels management mode” to manually sort channels and to sort by name (checkbox in context menu)
Added the ability to select specific date and time of channel archive (at the end of archive programs list)
Added FTP support for playlist and EPG downloading
Auto-select playing channel on channels list reopening
Other fixes and improvements
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Perfect Player
Niklabs Software

http://niklabs.com/

http://niklabs.com/android-version-1-4-4-beta/

http://www.uapkpro.com/2018/01/perfect-player-iptv-144-apk-unlocked.html

Video Tutorial
-credit /kens for bringing this to us

http://www.mediafire.com/file/nt5p5dvjlxq1wpo/PP_Android_NFPS_Tutorial.mp4

Install Perfect Player from apk or googlestore.
I looked but did not find it thru AptoidTV Market.

Once installed, open it and let it load. Should not take more then a few seconds to load.
You can use a mouse connected to your device or the devices RCU should work fine as well.

The Setting menu icon should be seen at the top of the screen along with some other icons.
The Settings is on the far right, and looks like a gear (the same icon for Settings is used with most apps)
Open Settings to find 6 categories as shown below...
-General
-GUI
-Playback
-Advanced
-Defaults
-Unlock Full Version
Check those categories and adjust things accordingly. Should not need to adjust anything for the novice user thou.

Open the General tab to find 6 categories as shown below...
-IPTV data server
-Playlist ... URL or file path
-EPG ...... URL or file path
-Logos directory
-Plugins directory
-udpxy server

You can explore all of these categories/tabs, but the ones we want are the Playlist and EPG tabs.
Open Playlist and enter your server's Playlist URL here.
If you are using a mouse, you can click on the small folder icon and find the path to your USB. If you have the URL in txt file, you can now click on that and the URL should be pasted in place.
If not then type in the URL and then use the NEXT key seen on the KB (keyboard).
Select M3U and add a name for your Playlist (any name will do).
Then do same for the EPG
Click OK and your Playlist will start loading.
Top right of screen you can see the loading bar. That bar may go thru 2 or 3 times before the list appears, depending on the size of the list.
Open a channel.

You can access that top menu screen anytime by using the menu button on your remote (or when not viewing channels, the Back button will also workk to bring up that menu).
There is another menu screen accessed from the right hand side of the screen. A mouse will open this menu. If you don not have a mouse, that is okay because all the menu functions seen in this second on-screen menu are also found elsewhere.
Open up the channel list by clicking OK while viewing a channel. Then scroll all the up that list till you can high lite the top options. A mouse would help here and then you simply click those options instead of having to scroll to the top first.
Okay, with the top bar high-lited , you will see the arrows which change the categories (Movies, TV and etc...).
There is also a small folder/file type icon here. Click it to open.
This where we set EPG to show and a few other things like Add to Favorites.
Make sure to scroll that menu screen down to see all the icons.

That's it basically to set up your Playlist thru URL
Browse some of the options to get familiar with this Player.

A connected mouse almost always helps with these setups
Double click the Exit button or Back button to bring up the Exit Player function.
Right click mouse should do the same.