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Media player functionality is required for some methods of providing description of visual information (called audio description, video description, or described video), as explained in the Description page. To the best of our knowledge, the following media players provide such functionality:
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PowerDVD is the best multimedia player for Windows 11 which allows you to download, organize, stream, share, and play videos, music, photos, and more. It supports almost every file format and can play DVDs and Blu-rays. PowerDVD can also screencast to your big-screen TV, giving you a cinematic experience with improved audio and video. Detailed Review >
Zoom Player has a fully-customizable UI, customizable hotkeys, and loads of options to customize video and audio playback. It has media organizational features, can play DVDs, and is perfect for advanced users. Detailed Review >
The biggest thing that separates the media players on our list is features. They will all allow you to play videos, but some can also play DVDs and Blu-rays, stream online radio, and play videos from YouTube. Are you planning to play videos on your laptop, or do you want to casting and upscaling features to watch on the big screen? Do you need a virtual remote? Do you need subtitle options or media organization? Write a list of your feature must-haves so you can easily compare products as you go through the list below.
You should also make a list of the types of formats you tend to play on your media player. Some options below can play outdated or even broken files, while others just play video and audio formats that are the most popular. Do you need support for audiobooks or podcasts? If you plan to play DVD and Blu-ray discs, make sure your video player can play menus, including chapter support and BD-Live.
PowerDVD for Windows 11 is the best way to play any media on this list, ideal for both first-time and tech-savvy users. It offers a wide range of format support for practically any video or audio file. It allows you to play, screencast, or easily share your entire library of photos, videos, and music. This media player can also play DVDs, Blu-rays, and VOB files. You can do all this and more with stellar sound and video quality.
PowerDVD for Windows 11 is a fully-featured multimedia software. The interface is clean and user-friendly. We think it is the best choice to play videos because it is filled with features, offers high-quality playback, is beginner-friendly, and even has advanced media organizational tools. You would be hard-pressed to find another video player that checks all those boxes.
KMPlayer is another free and feature-rich video player for Windows 11. We think its sheer number of features makes it best for advanced users. With this media player, you can play videos, control video and audio playback with buttons and hotkeys, and adjust the video screen and sound with noise reduction and super high-speed mode. KMPlayer uses Chromecast to cast videos from your PC to your TV with no lag.
Watch up to 8K videos or play DVDs and Blu-ray content with this media player. KMPlayer also supports a variety of subtitle formats and built-in codecs. Play videos streamed from YouTube and other online platforms via URL, and then bookmark URL playback. It comes with excellent sorting functions and the ability to create video and audio playlists.
Zoom Player is a great choice for type-A personalities who like total control over every aspect of their media libraries. It is not recommended for those on the opposite spectrum who just want to play videos without making a ton of decisions. Zoom Player is one of the most feature-rich options on our list, making it great for more advanced users, but overwhelming for beginners. The reason it is behind KMPlayer is that user reviews across the board mentioned the clunky download process and issues with glitches and lagging. It feels like Zoom Player bit off more than it could chew, offering a large number of features without the bandwidth to back it up.
PotPlayer is a free and lightweight way to play videos on Windows 11. We like this media player for advanced users because of its many customization options. The video player itself is fully customizable, and you can also adjust your viewing experience with manual controls for brightness, contrast, and hue.
If you are looking for a media player to simply play videos on your computer without lag and with prolonged battery life (for a long road trip or flight for example), then Leawo Blu-ray Player is an excellent choice. Although it is light on system resources, it is also light on features. This video player lacks a lot of tools found in other options on our list, such as screencasting and organizational features. Although Leawo and PotPlayer are both lightweight with a similar feature set, we put PotPlayer above it on our list because it has slightly better format support.
In our test, Vidmore Player did exactly what it claimed to do - it could play DVDs, Blu-rays, and video files at high quality. However, it lacked many key features found in other video players, such as streaming, screencasting, media organization, and a virtual remote. And the free trial version has even fewer features. Some other video players on our list, such as Kodi, offer more features and are entirely free.
5KPlayer is a free video player, MP3 downloader, converter, and radio player that streams online stations. This media player for Windows 11 will give you a night-at-the-movies experience with TrueTheater technology, DLNA Streaming, and Airplay mirroring for Apple users. This ensures there is never any quality loss or lagging when sharing or streaming content over wifi.
If you love making playlists, then AnyMP4 Blu-ray Player is for you. With this media player, you can create playlists for and play DVDs, Blu-rays, digital video files, and music. It automatically creates a playlist of your recent playback history, making it easy to find your current favorites. You can manage playlists by adding or deleting files and even play a DVD or Blu-ray playlist of specific chapters.
The best thing going for Aiseesoft Blu-ray Player is its ability to play DVDs, Blu-rays, and any digital file at high-quality. But aside from wide format support, we found it severely lacking in features, especially compared to the other video players on our list. It also eats up a ton of hard drive space - 10 times more than Leawo Blu-ray Player, which has a similar set of features.
One of the only video players to offer parental controls, ALLPlayer is the best choice for kids. Parents can password-protect any videos they deem inappropriate. We also like it for anyone trying to play broken or obscure media formats, because ALLPlayer uses its AVI Doctor feature to repair broken files.
ALLPlayer has a plethora of playback controls. With this media player, you can take a snapshot of the screen, flip or rotate video, adjust color settings, and much more. You can also stream live radio and play DVDs and CDs. ALLPlayer is best known, however, for its automatic and customizable subtitles.
ALLPlayer can play broken media files, offers the unique feature of parental controls, and has excellent subtitle and playback options. However, it does not support Blu-ray or screencasting, and has a sketchy installation process.
This video player allows you to add up to 8 audio tracks and subtitles, and you can change the order with a single click. You can also switch seamlessly between audio tracks without interrupting playback - in case you want to change languages or decide to turn on director commentary. Cast media files including videos, music, and photos to any DLNA-compatible device with this movie player.
Although MediaMonkey has excellent tools for audio playback, it does little to enhance video. We like this media player for its vast media organizational tools. Since it is free, it could work nicely alongside one of the free movie players above that can play DVDs and Blu-rays but may lack media management features. For an all-in-one solution, try PowerDVD. It has similar organizational tools, plus upscaled audio and video for a home-theater experience.
The right video player will allow you to easily play videos and organize your multimedia collection in a searchable library. Ideally, you want software offering support for all media files and resolutions without the need for additional codecs or plug-ins. PowerDVD does all of the above and more, including cloud-streaming, casting to a TV or projector, offline viewing, and media sharing.
A video player, also known as a movie or media player, is a software application to play DVDs, Blu-rays, CDs, or data from a variety of media files, such as MP3, MP4, VCD, streaming services, etc. on your desktop, mobile, or tablet. This software allows you to control playback with fundamental features to stop, pause, fast forward, and rewind.
The PowerPlayer app is the companion app for PowerDVD. You can access any of your media in the CyberLink Cloud on your mobile device or share it wirelessly from your PC to your phone. You can also turn your mobile into a remote to use on your PC.
VLC was considered the industry standard for free video players when it first came onto the scene back in 2001. It has remained among the top video players for years, which is pretty impressive. However, as more and more options become available and technology is constantly changing, VLC has fallen somewhat behind its counterparts. For instance, VLC is difficult to use and does not play Blu-ray discs. be457b7860
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