Snappy

An entirely free media player which supports most video and audio formats. It can also be turned into a music media player and play your favorite audio. Some items at the edge of lists may be a little cropped by some wearable dimensions (rounded). It does not break or prevent you to access and consume your media. Some high-resolution videos may not render properly or heavily lag on such low memory/ram devices. Please try to consume low-resolution videos on your wearables. Most audio tracks should work just fine. Sun player is born from an open-source video player. His role from the original version was to extend additional capabilities on unsupported platforms such as smartwatches and wearables devices, fix bugs, and add various enhancements. Supports a large amount of video and audio formats. Hardware acceleration for video rendering. Multi-core decoding, clean user interface, and entirely free with no ads.

Simple and modern GNOME media player. Clapper is a GNOME media player built using GJS with GTK4 toolkit. The media player is using GStreamer as a media backend and renders everything via OpenGL. The player works natively on both Xorg and Wayland. It also supports hardware acceleration through VA-API on AMD/Intel GPUs, NVDEC on NVIDIA, and V4L2 on mobile devices. The media player has an adaptive GUI. When viewing videos in "windowed mode", Clapper will use mostly unmodified GTK widgets to match your OS look nicely. When the player enters "fullscreen mode" all GUI elements will become darker, bigger, and semi-transparent for your viewing comfort. It also has a "floating mode" which displays only video on top of all other windows for a PiP-like viewing experience. Mobile-friendly transitions are also supported. We improved the GL/GLES context automatic selection. Additionally, it also has a few patches, thus some functionalities work better (or are only available) in Flatpak version.