1/ Folder as a Playlist

Firstly, the Player treats a whole folder in the "My Files" section as a playlist. When you play a single file in this folder, the rest of the files will be added to the current playlist. There are a few options in the Player Settings located at the top-right corner that you may be interested in. Enabling "Play subfolder" will add files in subfolders of the current folder to the playlist.

The "Auto stop" feature will stop the player after a specific time, and the "Picture in Picture" option allows videos to be played in a mini window outside the app.

2/ Global Playlist

Return to the home screen and tap "Playlist". This is the "Global Playlist", which allows you to add specific files from various folders and organize them into a playlist.

3/ Apple AV Player vs. VLC Player

Lastly, the Video Saver App has two built-in players. The default one is the Apple AV Player, which is the official iOS Player and includes all the main features of the system, including Picture in Picture. One disadvantage of this player is the unavailability of an Equalizer. On the other hand, the VLC Player is a third-party player that supports nearly every format and turns Video Saver into an ultimate player. Additionally, VLC Player supports standard equalizers.

In summary, VLC Player complements Apple AV Player, and vice versa.