MPlayer2 is a open source media player developed by the MPlayer Team. It is capable of playing almost any multimedia file format, including AVI, MP4, MOV, 3GP, MPG,
MKV, MPEG, WMV, and more. It is also capable of playing many audio file formats, including MP3, OGG, AAC, WMA, and FLAC.
Mplayer2 offers improved performance and a more lightweight design.
Features:
• Playback of almost any multimedia file format, including AVI, MP4, MOV, 3GP, MPG, MKV, MPEG, WMV, and more
• Playback of many audio file formats, including MP3, OGG, AAC, WMA, and FLAC
• Supports subtitles in multiple languages
• Ability to easily customize the look and feel of the player
• Ability to take screenshots of any part of the video
• Ability to adjust the brightness, contrast, hue, and saturation of the video
• Ability to adjust the audio volume
• Ability to adjust the playback speed
• Ability to loop a portion of the video
• Ability to capture still images from the video
• Ability to set the video playback window size
• Ability to resume playback of a video from a previous position
• Ability to create playlists
• Ability to take notes on the video
• Ability to easily switch between audio tracks
• Ability to add bookmarks to the video
• Ability to export bookmarks as an HTML page
• Ability to save and load playlists
• Ability to stream media over the internet
• Ability to search the internet for related videos
• Ability to search the internet for subtitles
• Ability to rip audio CDs to MP3 or OGG format
• Ability to rip DVD movies to AVI or MPEG format
• Ability to record streaming audio and video
• Ability to create slideshows from images
• Ability to adjust the aspect ratio of the video
• Ability to change the color palette of the video
• Ability to create custom
equalizer settings
• Ability to rotate the video
• Ability to add effects to the video
• Ability to customize the user interface
• Ability to embed videos in web pages
• Ability to embed audio in web pages
• Ability to embed images in web pages
• Ability to search the internet for lyrics
• Ability to synchronize audio and video
• Ability to capture frames from the video
• Ability to stream media over a local area network
• Ability to stream media over the internet
• Ability to convert between media formats
• Ability to burn audio and video to CD or DVD
• Ability to access online media libraries
• Ability to record audio from external sources