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Aeyae Remux can be used to extract portions of original video into a separate file. Aeyae Remux is a GOP-based editor (GOP = Group Of Pictures), which means it doesn't do any transcoding, only remuxing. However, it can truncate a GOP. Aeyae Remux can be used to stitch together files... within reason. Since it is only a remuxer -- stitched files must be of compatible format. This means stitched files must have the same audio/video codecs, and codec properties (width, height, sample rate...

M Player+ is an media player audio video file multimedia. Easy to use with friendly interface This project is open and free to anyone in the world who can contribute to improve the software. M Player+ uses the system’s native multimedia engine as a backend, and does not come with its own audio or video codecs. Thus the supported list of codecs is equivalent to the ones supported by the underlying OS.

Light Alloy - is a compact multimedia player. It supports all popular multimedia formats. It is very easy in use but at the same time has lots of configuration settings. Player is optimized for quick launch and minimum load of the system resources. For feature requests, bug reports, or new versions please visit the official website below. Also, you can write directly to me via feedback form in "About Light Alloy" dialog accessible by clicking on "?" button in the player caption.

MW Media Player is a all-in-one audio video player classic which provides the best possible media experience. MW Media Player its open source multimedia player and the framework is based on mpui mplayer code. The Player runs almost all multimedia files, DVDs, Audio CDs, VCDs, and various streaming protocols,decodes most of codecs (MPEG-2, DivX, H.264, MKV, WebM, WMV, MP3, etc.) so no codec packs are needed. It runs all at glance without the need to install any codec. A simple, fast...

VLC is an open source cross-platform multimedia player and framework, which plays most multimedia files, DVDs, Audio CDs, VCDs, and various streaming protocols. VLC media player is simple, fast, and powerful. It plays everything, files, discs, webcams, devices, and streams. VLC plays most codecs (MPEG-2, DivX, H.264, MKV, WebM, WMV, MP3, etc.) so no codec packs are needed. It runs on all platforms: Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, Unix, etc. And VLC is hassle free with no spyware, no ads, and no user...

MPlayer with all essential codes, encoders, decoders & filters. For LINUX users: just extract the source & run the 'install.sh' file from Terminal. For Windows users: Not Tested yet, but hope to work on MINGW32 in WinXP. Thanks from Chinmoy & Srijon

... Requirements Windows NT 4 Service Pack 5 or Greater .NET 3.0 And relevant codecs. you can now run subtitle maker on Linux/MacOS/ and other *nix Like OSs through Wine. xD http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=9828

FFqlay is a media playback library based on FFmpeg which provides a set of API functions. By using FFqlay, you can develop your media player which supports all codecs in FFmpeg easily. A C# sample program is included in FFqlay project.

THIS IS NO LONGER BEING DEVELOPED. BUT THE SOURCE IS STILL AVAILABLE Totus Media Player (TMP. The other "P" stands for "Project") is an open-source multimedia player. It is planned to support a wide range of video, audio, graphics, and other codecs.

TCVP is a modular player and encoder/transcoder for music and video. Various file formats and codecs are handled by dynamically loaded modules. It runs under Linux on multiple architectures, and should work on other Unixes.