Tencent Meeting was launched a few months after Zoom was blocked in the country.The size of China’s video conferencing market surged 36.2% year on year to RMB 3.1 billion ($439 million) in 2018, according to data from research institute CCW Research.The e-commerce company is also moving into business-facing services since the beginning of this year. Tencent is making the transition along with rival Alibaba.Why it matters: Expansion out of traditional consumer-facing gaming and social businesses to enterprise-facing services underlines the company’s efforts to seek a new growth narrative and build a new moat against rising upstarts. Give QQ Player a shot if you're still looking, though.Tencent rolled out on Wednesday a Zoom-like video conferencing app dubbed Tencent Meeting amid its push to enterprise-facing services. If you already have one you like, this app doesn't offer too much to convince you to switch. It's not likely that this app will replace some of the other top video-playing apps in the Play Store. That means this app eliminates the need for other hiding apps if you have videos you don't want everyone to see. This sends it away to a private list that only you know how to access. A standout feature is the ability to make a video password-protected. However, you can snap screenshots and change the player's resolution mid-video without much trouble. You can't change the orientation of most videos from landscape to portrait mode. During testing, QQ Player worked well with dozens of different videos from both stored memory and streaming. It searches all of your folders without much input, though. When you first use the app, it can take a while for it to find all of your videos. It gives you an annoying message every time you try to exit, too. The app's language is a mix of Chinese characters and broken English, which makes it difficult to understand at times. QQ Player supports more formats and has a few standout features, as well, but the video and audio quality aren't stellar and the app's menus can be tough to navigate, too. Android's built-in video player is fine, but it doesn't support all of the formats you probably use.
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