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The Privacy Folder That Hides More Than Just Videos

The privacy folder is the first thing you notice. It sits at the top of the main screen, labeled with a lock icon. Tap it, and you are prompted to set a pattern or PIN. Once set, any video or audio file moved into that folder disappears from the main library. It does not show up in recents. It does not appear in the history list. The only way to access it is through the privacy folder itself. This is useful for sensitive content. But it also creates a friction point. Moving files in and out requires a few extra taps. There is no bulk move option. You have to select each file individually.

The background play feature works alongside the privacy folder. You can start a video in the main library, switch to background mode, and the audio continues. But if that video is in the privacy folder, background play does not work. The app forces you to keep the screen on. This is not documented anywhere. Users discover it by trial and error. One review mentions the player "stopping out of nowhere in the background". That is likely the privacy folder restriction in action.

How the Search Function Breaks the Music Experience

The music section has a search bar. Type a song title. Nothing happens. Type an artist name. Still nothing. The screen stays blank. This is not a rare bug. Multiple reviews mention it. One user says: "我打任何东西，都不会显示给我" — no matter what I type, nothing shows up. Another says: "不论打什么都是一片白板" — no matter what I type, it is a blank white screen. The search function is broken. It has been broken for months. The developer has not fixed it. The changelog for version 4.0.0.0022 mentions "Manually sort music playlists FIXED", but the search issue persists. This is a core feature. Users with 400+ songs cannot find anything. They have to scroll through the entire list. That defeats the purpose of having a search bar.

The audio equalizer is another feature that works inconsistently. Some users report that the equalizer resets after closing the app. Others say it does not apply to all audio files. The equalizer is buried in the settings menu. It is not easily accessible from the playback screen. This makes it less useful for quick adjustments.

Online Video Playback and the Landscape Mode Problem

Streaming online videos is a key feature. The app pulls content from multiple countries. Movies, TV shows, variety programs — all available. But there is a catch. You cannot switch to landscape mode. Maximizing the video only shows a small window in the center of the screen. It does not fill the screen. This is a dealbreaker for many users. Watching a movie in portrait mode is not ideal. The developer has not addressed this in any recent update. The VIP membership offers HD mode (1080P), but that only affects quality, not orientation.

The floating play feature is a partial workaround. You can pop out the video into a small window and resize it. But it is still portrait-oriented. The window does not rotate. This limits its usefulness for widescreen content.

The Subtitle Download Feature That Cannot Find Subtitles

Subtitle download is listed as a feature. Tap the subtitle button while playing a video. A search box appears. Type the movie name. Nothing loads. One review states: "字幕下载功能根本没用，搜不到字幕" — the subtitle download feature is useless, cannot find subtitles. The feature relies on an external database. That database is either outdated or not properly integrated. Users are left without subtitles for foreign films. The only alternative is to manually download subtitle files and load them through the file manager. That is not convenient.

The app supports multiple audio tracks for videos. But switching between tracks is not intuitive. You have to go into the settings menu, find the audio track option, and select it. There is no quick toggle on the playback screen. This adds unnecessary steps to a simple action.