Media Player Classic - Home Cinema (MPC-HC) is a free and open-source video and audio player for Windows. It is a DirectShow player that allows flexibility and extensibility through third party filters. Internal codecs are developed in the external LAV Filters project, and MPC-HC is updated periodically with the latest codecs.
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.
StreamLink is a command-line utility that extracts video streams from various services and pipes them into a video player such as VLC or mpv. It uses a plugin system to support services including Twitch and YouTube, and a Python API is available for developers. The project was forked from Livestreamer, which is no longer maintained.
DeaDBeeF is a modular cross-platform audio player running on GNU/Linux, macOS, Windows, *BSD, OpenSolaris and other UNIX-like systems. It plays many audio formats, converts between them and supports additional plugins that extend it.
G'MIC is a full-featured open-source framework for digital image processing, distributed under free software licenses. It processes generic image datasets, from 1D signals to 3D+t volumetric sequences, and offers several interfaces: a command-line tool, the G'MIC-Qt plug-in for image editors, a C++ library, an online web service and the ZArt video tool.
Universal Media Server is a free DLNA, UPnP and HTTP/S media server available for Windows, Linux and macOS. It streams or transcodes media formats for viewing on devices such as televisions, smartphones, gaming consoles and computers. It integrates metadata services and supports online radio, podcasts and RSS feeds.
Rave is a watch party service for watching Netflix, YouTube, Amazon Prime, Disney+ and HBO Max with friends in sync, and for texting and talking while watching. It is available for Mac, iPhone, Android and Windows. The site states that Apple removed Rave from the App Store.
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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.
StreamLink is a command-line utility that extracts video streams from various services and pipes them into a video player such as VLC or mpv. It uses a plugin system to support services including Twitch and YouTube, and a Python API is available for developers. The project was forked from Livestreamer, which is no longer maintained.
DeaDBeeF is a modular cross-platform audio player running on GNU/Linux, macOS, Windows, *BSD, OpenSolaris and other UNIX-like systems. It plays many audio formats, converts between them and supports additional plugins that extend it.
G'MIC is a full-featured open-source framework for digital image processing, distributed under free software licenses. It processes generic image datasets, from 1D signals to 3D+t volumetric sequences, and offers several interfaces: a command-line tool, the G'MIC-Qt plug-in for image editors, a C++ library, an online web service and the ZArt video tool.
Universal Media Server is a free DLNA, UPnP and HTTP/S media server available for Windows, Linux and macOS. It streams or transcodes media formats for viewing on devices such as televisions, smartphones, gaming consoles and computers. It integrates metadata services and supports online radio, podcasts and RSS feeds.
Rave is a watch party service for watching Netflix, YouTube, Amazon Prime, Disney+ and HBO Max with friends in sync, and for texting and talking while watching. It is available for Mac, iPhone, Android and Windows. The site states that Apple removed Rave from the App Store.
