MPlayer

MPlayer is a Windows version of a console media player familiar to Linux users that "understands" almost all common audio and video formats.

Firstly, it has a number of significant advantages.

High speed: Several gigabytes in size is equivalent to three seconds to load a document.

How to use codec programs: video will still be played after installing no codec; video will still be played back;

Cross-platform and multi-Almost all POSIX applications will work with the player.There are Linux, Solaris, OSX, BSD and others, as well as Intel/AMD, PowerPC, ARM and the Sony Playstation Computer line of devices.

Another important feature of the MPlayer, which is worth telling about, is that it is fully implemented in the console version, and if in *nix systems you can still attach to it a graphical interface (and on the official website there is a large collection of design themes), then in Windows it is just an executable file, which is controlled via the command line or hot keys in playback mode.

It will undoubtedly interest developers to find an engine that is powerful and fast with a wide range of settings (configuration files allow you to specify plenty of parameters; see examples in several chapters on details from the documentation), but mPlayer will prove very suitable for everyday usage regardless of interest it has.