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*Android 5 does not support enough codecs, so only videos taken from the camera will play at all*. *Android 5 does not support enough codecs, so only videos taken from the camera will play at all*.
## Flutter Ver. ## Flutter Ver.
The Flutter version was built in Android Studio with the Flutter plugin, and primarily relies on the video_player and chewie plugins, uses the keep_screen_on plugin to keep screen active when playing a video, uses the file_picker plugin to pick a video and subtitle file on your device to play, and unlike the App Inventor version, uses a different UI standard, which is rendered with [Skia](https://skia.org/), Material UI. The Flutter version was built in Android Studio with the Flutter plugin, and primarily relies on the video_player and chewie plugins, uses the keep_screen_on plugin to keep screen active when playing a video, uses the file_picker plugin to pick a media file on your device to play, and unlike the App Inventor version, uses a newer UI standard, which is rendered with [Skia](https://skia.org/), Material UI 2, instead of the App Inventor version's OG Material Design and UI 1.
It uses **Media 3 ExoPlayer**, something the App Inventor version would've been dreaming of, but has less controls, but is simpler to use and *much* more user-friendly, and is solely ExoPlayer (at least, for now). It does not support a quality selector, or advanced audio settings, but it supports everything else the App Inventor version does in the ExoPlayer point of view (P.O.V). It uses **Media 3 ExoPlayer**, something the App Inventor version would've been dreaming of, but has less controls, but is simpler to use and *much* more user-friendly, and is solely ExoPlayer (at least, for now). It does not support a quality selector, or advanced audio settings, but it supports everything else the App Inventor version does in the ExoPlayer point of view (P.O.V).