Didn't know what to expect. Bought it anyways and to be fair it actually works. I have only tried avi and mkv. Avi worked very well and mkv did tend to stutter. Got it as a solution to put video on the iPad without lengthy conversion times. Adding full length avi movie files is quick. This app isn't perfect but seems to have a great amount of potential. Looking forward to future updates and improvements.

Also took a chance and got this app. AVI(xvid) files play ok but there is slight delay in the frame rate and sound sync, but is totally watchable. FLV files player better, have not tried other formats yet. To be fair it's the first one of it's kind on the app store and I'm surprised that this app even approved. I hope the developers read this and provide an update soon. Also hope they can put password protection for files and folders.

Plays DivX format nicley with a one glitch I noticed - can't scoll forward when the movie was like 3 quarters in. Also does not remember last played position. HD MKV did not play properly. Gittery effect. 2.5 stars I would say.

I have to say - I'm not sure if I'm lucky but I like it a lot. I grabbed 3 random AVIs from my movie library and they all played "good" not great. I'd like to be able to "fine tune" it by changing frame rates or quality for some files. In general, the 3 that I watched needed a faster frame rate. I'm going to asume this is a limitation of the iPad. I'm surprised to see this app here anyway. These files types were never intended to be on the iPad so cut 'em some slack. Thanks to Apple for opening things up a bit. I can live with a little bit of choppiness compared to the hours/days of conversions I was doing before. I'd also like Apple to know that the same could be said for "some" flash. We understand it wasn't meant for the ipad, but how about letting me use a flash checkout or navigation for some sites. I don't need a HD checkout. Ya know... I'd also like to see more support for the creater of the app. There are a bunch of AVI formats so what can and can't be read? My only complaint would be the importing of the video by being hooked up (usb) to iTunes. Thats always clunky on such a seamless unit like the iPad. We put a man on the moon but we can't do a WiFi transfer? Really? I have a workaround so importing doesn't bother me anymore but still. I'd love to see an option in ipad/ iphone, to add files (wherever) and then "Open As" / "Open With" as well. If you can't live with the quality - it can only get better. Go ahead and go back to converting everything or check out "orblive". I'll be over here watching a movie. (I'm posting this the night before the June announcement so since I wrote this it will all be solved tomorrow. Thats how it works.)

This thing does not play any of the mentioned formats properly it's like juggle except for the flv it plays that nicely & who uses flv any way..!? & about the mkv just forget it! I hope there is an update to play videos nicely.

Biggest waste of money I have spent yet in the app store!