When it comes to its multimedia and apps:

The Nook Tablet ships with both the Nexflix and Hulu Plus streaming video apps. Both require accounts with their respective providers, and are popular services that require no introduction. The Tablet does a good job with both apps, and Netflix is particularly impressive; it looks sharper than the Kindle Fire's Netflix app and supports up to 720p resolution (higher resolution than the LCD panel).

The Nook has My Media, which is a re-labeled version of the standard Android Gallery application that's both a photo viewer and video player for locally stored JPEG/GIF/PNG images and MPEG4 video (H.264 format recommended). It can handle MPEG4 video playback up to 1080p, though there's no point in using that resolution since it's much higher than the LCD resolution and there's no HDMI or DLNA for streaming to an HD TV. Look to general purpose Android tablets like the Acer Iconia Tab A100, Samung Galaxy Tab 7 Plus and HTC Flyer for HDMI and DLNA.

The tablet has a basic music player (non-DRM MP3, AAC, WAV and OGG) that can play in the background while you're reading or browsing the web. You can use stereo headphones or the built-in speaker for audio playback. etc.

Moboplayer is a great app for watching videos on the Nook Tablet. Like every other video player app out there, MKV files are sluggish and should be avoided, but AVI, MP4, WMV, and most other formats play smoothly. There are also great on-screen controls that will adjust volume by swiping up/down on the right side of the screen, and brightness by swiping the left side. Users can also change aspect ratio and skip backward or forward.

MoboPlayer includes coverflow, grids, or list modes to browse through videos. File descriptions (size, runtime, and resolution) are also listed, and users can designate the folder they wish to scan for videos. Users can also create playlists, so don't be surprised if you get the urge to watch videos until your battery gives out. Alternatively, you can try another useful best video player for Nook Tablet

If the source file isn't mp4, but other formats like FLV, F4V, M4V, MKV, AVI, Xvid, RMVB, WMV, DivX, 3GP, MOV, VOB, MTS, TS etc you'll need a professional Video to Nook Tablet Converter Mac to convert any videos to Nook Tablet MP4 and play itunes movies on Nook Tablet with best quality.

If you are running Windows 7, XP, Vista, please refer to Nook Tablet Video Converter.