SMPlayer is a feature-rich, skinnable player that views most media without any dependency on installed codecs, as well as streaming media, Youtube and DVD video. Audio, video and subtitle settings for individual files are all remembered between sessions so you can start again exactly where and how you left off. Supports subtitle downloading, youtube support, audio and subtitles delay adjustment, equalizer, filters, playlist support and much more.
The program is a frontend for MPlayer, mpv and mplayer2 that also works on Linux. Alternatively, X-SMPlayer and SMPlayer Portable (stealth and adjusts paths) are also available.
Application folder
GNU GPLv2
Download the “portable” 7Z package (32- or 64-bit) and extract using a 7-Zip-compatible program to a folder of your choice. Launch smplayer.exe.
MPC-HC, VLC, PotPlayer
- The support for YouTube has been improved by using yt-dlp. Fixes buffering and playback of age-restricted videos.
- Option to use the AV1 codec with YouTube videos.
- Improve support for FreeBSD.
- Auto-rotate videos that have been recorded in vertical mode or upside down.
- Some bug fixes.
- (Windows) It’s easier to update the YouTube code.
- (Linux) Ignore KDE’s “single click”. It causes unexpected behaviour.
