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@Phnem Phnem released this 23 Oct 22:09
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VAP v0.1-Stable — Vetro Android Player

Meet the newest member of the Vetro family: the player from Vetro Collection is now available as a standalone Android app.

In this release

  • A dedicated video library with folder previews, search, favorites, playlists, and resume playback.
  • Media3 playback with gesture controls, track selection, and picture-in-picture.
  • Styled ASS/SSA and dual subtitles, editing, synchronization, and export.
  • Network sources, Jellyfin, Emby, Plex, and DLNA.
  • Whisper subtitle generation, local EN/RU translation, and Smart Sync. Models are downloaded separately; local tools work offline once the models are installed.
  • The familiar Vetro interface with glass panels, animations, and light and dark themes; English and Russian UI languages.

Choose your download

File Purpose
VAP-v0.1-Stable-foss.apk Main build without the Google Cast SDK; includes DLNA
VAP-v0.1-Stable-cast.apk Adds Google Cast support
VAP-v0.1-Stable-native-sources.zip Pinned native dependency sources and build scripts
SHA256SUMS.txt Checksums for release files

Requires Android 8.0+. Both APKs use the same release signing key and include arm64-v8a, armeabi-v7a, x86_64, and x86. Package ID: com.phnem.vap. Version: v0.1-Stable. Version code: 2. The variants replace each other; updating an installation signed with the same key preserves app data.

Validation

Both release APKs were built with R8 and resource shrinking. All 147 JVM tests passed for each variant, for 294 successful test executions. Android lint reported 0 errors: FOSS had 77 warnings and 1 hint; Cast had 78 warnings and 1 hint.

Checks covered APK signatures, version metadata, all four ABIs, Cast SDK inclusion only in the cast variant, APK packaging alignment, and 16 KB ELF segment alignment for 64-bit libraries. Instrumentation tests were not rerun on a device for this publication; reports from earlier development stages are in docs/.

Codec and TV receiver compatibility depend on the device. Universal transcoding and streaming live subtitles are not implemented. See the README for other limitations and instructions.

VAP's own code is MIT licensed. Dependency licenses are preserved separately.

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