This news is quite surprising but its true. First of all, it has nothing with Huawei been a Chinese brand as some will want to swiftly think but its about VideoLAN protecting its head here. Huawei’s battery software optimization is quite stringent that it completely cut off all apps running on the background of your smartphone except it is one of Huawei’s. This action is definitely tremendous for the rating of VLC player thus VideoLAN developers had little or no option but to blacklist Huawei’s devices from receiving its app.
I installed VLC in my Huawei Honor 7 just now to prove your claim. It is working normally .
Whatever, MX player is still better on android than VLC.
I’ll have to oppose that comment. MX Player cannot play a lot of video formats that VLC is capable of playing. This I can say with certainty and experience. Can MX player .vob formats? VLC can handle all that. Also, there are certain .mp4 and .mkv format with DVD audio encoding which MX can’t handle but VLC plays them effortlessly.
Your claim that MX is better than VLC is completely false.
Wow dude you’re weird why would you put .vob on your phone? :/ you could at least convert it to mp4, sorry but the MX Player hasn’t failed me yet on any videos that I’ve played with it. As long as it plays any mp4 or mkv that I get my hands on I would stick to my claim. And I’ve tried VLC on android before it’s not as good as the PC version.