Dark Cinema Player
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Details for Dark Cinema Player
Package name
- dark-cinema-player
License
- MIT
Last updated
- Yesterday - latest/stable
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Dark Cinema Player - dark-themed video player with playlist & picture tuning
A dark-themed video player for Linux with a playlist, seek bar, speed control, frame stepping, picture adjustments and subtitle overlay. A lightweight Linux alternative to MPC-BE style desktop players.
What it really does:
- Decodes video through a bundled FFmpeg build (H.264, HEVC, VP8/VP9, AV1, MPEG-2/4, ProRes and more) and shows the frames in a dark UI. Video only: this release has no audio output.
- Playlist with auto-advance, seek slider, -10s/+10s jumps, frame step, speed 0.25x-4x, fullscreen.
- Live picture tuning (brightness, contrast, saturation, gamma) and external .srt/.ass/.vtt subtitles.
- Library tab scans your Videos, Downloads, Desktop and removable media for video files.
- Media Info tab lists the container and every stream reported by FFmpeg.
- Saves the current frame as a PNG into ~/Pictures.
Disclaimer: This project is an independent open-source tool and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by the authors or owners of Media Player Classic - Black Edition.
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