A simple GTK+ frontend for the mpv player (formerly GNOME MPV). Celluloid provides a lightweight graphical interface to mpv on Linux, integrating features like playlists and settings into a GNOME-friendly UI.
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A free and open source media center software for playing videos, music, and more. Kodi runs on multiple platforms (TVs, computers) and supports add-ons for streaming services, local library management, and live TV.
One of the original open source media players for UNIX-like systems, known for its wide codec support and command-line interface. MPlayer can play virtually any format and was the basis for mpv and many other players.
An open source cross-platform media player library based on FFmpeg. ijkplayer is widely used on Android and iOS for its stable performance and was originally developed by Bilibili.
A standalone YouTube client for Windows, macOS, and Linux that is open source and privacy-friendly. FreeTube lets users watch YouTube content without ads or tracking.
An open source video player library for Android, offering multiple playback engines (ExoPlayer, IjkPlayer etc.), gesture controls, and rich features for building video apps.
An Android port of the mpv media player. It leverages mpv’s core for high quality video playback on Android devices, supporting hardware decoding and gesture controls.
A Streamlit component that enables real-time video/audio streams in web apps. It allows building interactive computer vision or conferencing apps by integrating WebRTC with Streamlit.
An open source audio and video casting system (similar to Chromecast) that allows streaming media and running custom applications on a receiver device.
A web video player framework that provides a plug-in architecture for HTML5 video. Chimee is focused on smooth playback experiences on the browser with support for custom plugins (ads, stats, etc.).
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