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Kodi is a free media player intended for large and small screens. It supports music, movies, TV shows, photos, live TV recording and games. The site lists Windows, Linux, Android, Raspberry Pi, webOS, macOS, iOS and tvOS among supported platforms, and offers community add-ons and skins.
mpv is a free, open source, cross-platform media player for the command line that supports a wide variety of media file formats, audio and video codecs, and subtitle types. It offers scripting and a small on-screen controller for basic control.
OSMC is a free and open source media center built on Debian Linux and Kodi Media Center. It offers an App Store for customization and plays major media formats from various devices and streaming protocols. Vero V is the project's flagship device, with support for 4K, HDR and HD audio.
Watch2Gether is a service for watching YouTube videos together, with support for Vimeo, Netflix, Amazon, Disney and others. Users create a room, share the link and watch in a synchronized player for video and audio. It includes an integrated chat room, playlists and webcam support; no user account is required.
Panoptic is a web tool for collecting, mixing, and watching multiple simultaneous video streams from platforms including YouTube, Twitch, TikTok, Kick, and Rumble. Users can drop in video URLs to build a mix, and save, export, import, or share mixes.
A site offering Let's Play archiving scripts, alternative players for video streaming sites, and information on anime rhythm games. It lists alternative players for services including Nico Nico Douga, Veoh and YouTube, and covers games such as BanG Dream and Theater Days. It also provides a bare-bones iTunes search, a Unicode string decoder and a YouTube region restriction checker.
