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Video Full Screen Caller ID Tr Analysis

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Video Full Screen Caller ID Tr is a multimedia application designed for Android devices that enhances the caller identification experience by allowing users to assign videos or pictures to specific contacts. This app provides the functionality to set up full-screen video clips or images that play or display when a contact calls. Users can easily add video contacts, edit their orientation, and even select whether to show a stock photo of the caller over the video. Additionally, the app offers customization options for contacts not saved in the list by allowing the selection of a default video for such instances.

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The application includes features for adjusting the volume of video playback and provides a limited trial version, which allows users to add up to four video or full-screen contacts for a period of two days. Users should be aware that the app may override certain display settings, such as forcing portrait images to display in landscape mode. For those who find value in the app, an upgrade to the pro version, Video Full Screen Caller ID Pr, is available for expanded functionality.

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Release
Latest update
Version
2.7
OPERATING SYSTEMS
Platform
Android
Operating System
Android 9.0
POPULARITY
Total Downloads
171
Downloads Last Week
0

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By YCdroid
Use a Video clip or a Picture from your phone's gallery as a caller id. you may also use a video clip as your default ringtone.it can also speak...

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