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How to Hide and Show Videos in MX Player



We use android apps to hide our personal data from gallery or any viewing source. These Applications use mobile memory and use a lot of RAM and these type of Applications is major cause of battery power wastage. Now I will tell you about a tip to hide videos from MX Player list without using Android Application.

  • Step 1: Put all those videos which you want to hide in a folder.
  • Step 2: Create an blank file and name it as ".nomedia " and place this file inside the folder  where are targeted hidden videos are present.
  • Step 3: Now check MX Player and the videos and those videos which you put on that folder would have been ignored (hidden)


Refresh MX Player list if these showed again.
To show hidden Videos just remove the " .nomedia " file.

Note:

No need to hide the folder and there is no need of any application. MX Player hide the videos where the file " .nomedia " exists.

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