VLC for Android

I love the PC version of VLC, but the app is practically unuseable. Once you play a file with it once, it will incessantly reopen and starr playing the same file over and over every time is connects (or disconnects) from a bluetooth device. what's worse is, unless you have the player open and on top of other applications on your screen, it crashes and stops playing, so you end up in this loop where your device will connect or disconnect from bluetooth and start playing, and then crash.

The best media player for any local tracks you have stored. I don't stream much music and most of what I listen to are files I have locally, and this is the perfect, ad-free app for it, both mobile and desktop. Two criticisms: once, and only once, it lost track of a lot of my files and I had to remake a lot of playlists. I've used the app for years and it only happened once. It would be nice to have a crossfade option, seems like a pretty obvious thing to implement

I like VLC on my PC, but the mobile experience could be better. If I access files from the browse section, I can't order anything other than by name. To order by date, I would need to go to the video or audio sections. Network media access has been nice, but sometimes performance is slow or it randomly disconnects. I think the biggest issue I have is casting MOV files. Unless I re-save them on my phone, they always play upside down. They play in the correct orientation in the app.

The only music player on my phone. It does a great job of organizing music by artist, album, year, whatever I want, and uses the album art, which not only is esthetically pleasing, but helpful in organizing and finding what you're looking for. Also works for video, which particularly on my laptop computer is far and away my favorite as well. My go-to on both mobile and PC.

I've been using your app for years, and I have only one complaint: please adjust your randomizer. I have over 700 songs on my device, and your randomizer seems to play the same 20 songs every single time I use it, no matter how short a time I use it, especially if I start from track one. Weirdly, it gravitates to the same songs even if I don't start at one. With 700+ tracks, I don't get why it does this, the odds are too high for them to play so often.