The Best 61 mplayer2 Alternatives

  • AIMP icon

    AIMP

    Freeware Winamp-like media player, based on BASS audio library with support for large number of formats and playlists. It works with multiple playlists immediately (tabbed window), allows creation of bookmarks and also has a playback queue.

    Free Windows Android

    Portable Multiple languages Interface Overlay Skinnable Icon sets Support for Hotkeys Support for VST plugins Music Library Collaborative Playlists Last.FM Scrobbler Waveform Seekbar Playlists management Built in Tag editor Multiuser mode support
  • MPlayer OSX Extended icon

    MPlayer OSX Extended

    MPlayer OSX Extended is an unofficial extension of the MPlayer OSX user interface.

    Free Open Source Mac OS X MPlayer

  • Elmedia Player icon

    Elmedia Player

    Elmedia is a free media player for Mac that supports various video and audio formats, including FLV, SWF, MP4, AVI, MOV, MP4, DAT, MP3, etc.

    Freemium Mac OS X Apple TV

  • Gnome MPlayer icon

    Gnome MPlayer

    a gtk+2 interface to mplayer. the power of mplayer combined with a friendly interface for your desktop; you can play all your multimedia (audio, video, cd, dvds, and vcds, streams etc.

    Free Open Source Linux BSD Xfce MPlayer

  • SmoothVideo Project icon

    SmoothVideo Project

    SVP allows you to watch any video on your PC file with frame interpolation (like you can watch it on high-end TVs and projectors).

    Freemium Mac OS X Windows Linux

  • Kaffeine icon

    Kaffeine

    Kaffeine is a media player for the KDE desktop environment. In the playlist window you can easily create playlists by just dragging some files or folders from the upper left file browser and drop it onto the playlist.

    Free Open Source Linux

  • Enqueue icon

    Enqueue

    Enqueue is an elegant playlist-based music player. Features: • Large file format support including: mp3, mp4, aac, ogg, flac, wav, aiff & musepack. • Now playing queue • Playlists • iTunes importing • Built in Last.

    Commercial Mac OS X

    Lightweight Music Library Last.FM Scrobbler
  • Bino icon

    Bino

    Bino is a video player with the following main features: Support for stereoscopic 3D video, with a wide variety of input and output formats; Support for multi-display video, e.g.

    Free Open Source Mac OS X Windows Linux BSD

  • MPlayer WW icon

    MPlayer WW

    mplayer for windows (modified by william0wang) with many additional features: - multithreaded h264?mpeg-2 decoder (ffmpeg-mt). - support directshow demuxer and decoder.

    Free Open Source Windows MPlayer

    Portable Hardware Accelerated
  • niceplayer icon

    niceplayer

    This program aims to be a multi-engine (Include of Perian Project) player designed for playing movies nicely for a person who likes to watch or present movies on their computer (such as the casual viewer or the video artist).

    Free Open Source Mac OS X

  • nPlayer icon

    nPlayer

    nPlayer provides high quality video play performance and easy control-UI supporting almost all kinds of video formats and codecs without file converting efforts. And nPlayer also supports H.

    Commercial

  • MPlayer for Windows Mobile icon

    MPlayer for Windows Mobile

    MPlayer for Windows Mobile is a port of the famous MPlayer media player for the Linux platform. The software is still in development but already demonstrates very powerful capabilities and features.

    Free Open Source Windows Mobile

  • FreeSmith Video Player icon

    FreeSmith Video Player

    FreeSmith Video Player is a totally free video player which play videos, music with various kinds of popular formats such as AVI, MP4, 3GP, WMV, MOV, MPG etc and even support play online videos, DVD movies and blu-ray discs.

    Free Windows

  • PlayerXtreme icon

    PlayerXtreme

    PlayerXtreme Media Player is the most popular cross-platform audio, video, movie and online streaming Player for your device.

    Freemium Android Android Tablet

  • Ubuntu Restricted Extras icon

    Ubuntu Restricted Extras

    Ubuntu's commitment to only include completely free software by default means that proprietary media formats are not configured 'out of the box'.

    Free Linux