celluloid
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It doesn't even let you click on the screen to play/pause and the bar to move position is super tiny on a 4K screen
Perfect for reading a video when "vlc" doesn't want to display it because of a codec problem, in fact celluloid opens all the videos whatever the codec, the only flaw is that it doesn't know how to resume playback say at 30s, it starts again at the beginning of the track.
overly heavy trash that also froze my system :/ uninstall! pure mpv is perfectly good
Не смог нормально воспроизвести лицензионный dvd-диск "Влюбленный скорпион".Крашился и останавливался.Я даже перезагружал систему,но и после перезагрузки плеер все также отказывался нормально воспроизводить dvd-диск.А в vlc проблем с воспроизведением настоящих дисков нет!
As stated by others - this shouldnt be the deafult player! features missing, non standard controls/shortcuts. Volume controls completely wrong. etc, etc.
A great and simple video player, if you're an average user and don't care much about the advanced stuff. It plays every song and music that I want to and it did it's job. I haven't had a bad experience with this program at all and I think that it's an okay player.
Crashes when pluggin USB or tapping enter. No way to start a song with double click, among other issues. I still find better xplayer. window out of scale. Low volume
a great simple media player, vlc is good but overkill because vlc has just too many features that make it bloated, this celluloid on other hand is much better faster and simpler to use. its just what you want a simple media player :)
A very good video player. It works. VLC is good but there are problems. Thanks for this wonderful video player!
I am very disappointed with this one. I come from Linux Mint 17.3 Mate that has Video (Totem), it was very useful to show information about what is playing (properties), playlist among others. Simplicity is not equal to utility.
Very basic functionality like DLNA access is entirely missing. No swipe control for volume, or positioning. No way to seek to a time position. No context menu - right click is wasted on pausing. In no way is this ready to be Mint's default player.
Well, it's not fully-featured like vlc, but it's very light and fast, so it's ideal for older computers.
This player don't have basic controls like move to next song with a click. Only rewind and forward option. Also not sure if there is place to put play list. This is useful if we have one song. However how we will play 100 songs in playlist ? I prefer QMMP player. Winamp like player. It is much better.
Music playback is audiophile quality. Offloads processing from cpu to hardware well. Very low noise and no errors, hiccups or bugs. One of the best playback programs for Linux.