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Phantom Player offers a range of practical features, making it easy to play, organize, and manage videos from your hard drive. Whether you're watching individual videos or managing playlists, it provides a seamless experience. + Play Single Videos + Create Playlists from Torrents + Organize Videos on a Hard Drive

Lightweight cross-platform video player (Ada + SDL2 + FFmpeg). Support player for the BlackVideo. Works standalone via CLI or right-click on any video file. Usage Method 1 — Command Line Step 1. Unzip blackvideo-mini-player-v2.3.0.win.zip Step 2. Open the build\ folder, then type cmd directly in the address bar and press Enter — this opens a terminal already in that folder. Alternatively: open Command Prompt anywhere and use cd with the copied path: cd...

This player stands on the giant shoulders of FFmpeg. Audio rendering is accomplished via portaudio v19. Video rendering is via OpenGL, using fragment programs when possible. User interface is implemented with Qt 4/5/6. ASS/SSA subtitle rendering is implemented with libass. This player provides several performance options to enable adequate video playback on slow hardware: * skip loop filter * skip non-reference frames * skip color converter * reduce playback speed to accommodate slow video decoding This player supports playback of HDR video on non-HDR displays: * colorspace transform to BT.709 colorspace via an auto-generated 3D LUT * tone mapping from HDR to SDR (BT. 709) This player supports playback of MPEG-TS files containing multiple programs, timeline anomalies, and codec changes. ...

Why BSPLAY? FFMPEG plus ALSA, Xorg (standard graphic and video libs) are enough for playing any audio/video file and Internet stream. ffmpeg's ffplay can play any media, but it's really needed to manage audio play lists. Also, GUI is mandatory for further mobile/tablet version of LFSC or for any other mobile Linux. BSPLAY's GUI is designed for using in mobile view.