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Quick Player X is a powerful media player with elegant UI, easy to operate, and very stable, perfect on TV-out, One key toggle fullscreen among multi-monitors, Built-in Display sleep intelligently, Bluetooth headset controls, support HEVC/H.265. BriVester, Slick and Functional I was searching for just a basic media player for fast seeking, clear quality, adjustment control, and a playlist feature, and this player has it all.

1. Quicktime Player For Mac Os X

I have tried Elmedia Player, Wondershare Player, iFunia Player, and while they were good for their uses, they just didn’t have that functionality I enjoy in a media player. Quick Player X has a slick but simple icon and interface, and the video quality looks very HD. Pressing the left and right arrow keys will jump pass small segments in the video. Holding shift and pressing the arrow keys will jump pass large segments. And in Elmedia Player, this would temporily make the video quality blury.

Quicktime Player For Mac Os X

In Wondershare, there was an echo in the audio quality. Quick seeking works very well in this media player. Also, I couldn’t help to notice that it has the same UI as a media player I used back when I was a Windows user, Daum Pot Player. I admit, that is why I decided to try this one out. I wonder if it is made by the same developers, because I really enjoyed that one as well.

One thing I would like to be improved is for the Playlist and Settings from those icons to have either panels or docs rather than drop-out menus. When I used Pot Player, I loved having the playlist pinned to the side, and I liked how the settings was an additional window. I am also wondering if there is a way to change the preferences so I do not need to grant access to have the player play files from a new folder, and I wonder if I can zoom. Aside from those things, this is well worth the purchase. Quick Player X Features: Sharp quality Playlist Color Correction Subtitles Media type icons for recents Left and right arrow keys for fast seeking Up and down arrow keys for volume control (or mouse wheel) Shift + up and down arrows keys for speed adjustments. BriVester, Slick and Functional I was searching for just a basic media player for fast seeking, clear quality, adjustment control, and a playlist feature, and this player has it all. I have tried Elmedia Player, Wondershare Player, iFunia Player, and while they were good for their uses, they just didn’t have that functionality I enjoy in a media player.

Quick Player X has a slick but simple icon and interface, and the video quality looks very HD. Pressing the left and right arrow keys will jump pass small segments in the video. Holding shift and pressing the arrow keys will jump pass large segments. And in Elmedia Player, this would temporily make the video quality blury. In Wondershare, there was an echo in the audio quality. Quick seeking works very well in this media player.

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Also, I couldn’t help to notice that it has the same UI as a media player I used back when I was a Windows user, Daum Pot Player. I admit, that is why I decided to try this one out. I wonder if it is made by the same developers, because I really enjoyed that one as well. One thing I would like to be improved is for the Playlist and Settings from those icons to have either panels or docs rather than drop-out menus. When I used Pot Player, I loved having the playlist pinned to the side, and I liked how the settings was an additional window.

I am also wondering if there is a way to change the preferences so I do not need to grant access to have the player play files from a new folder, and I wonder if I can zoom. Aside from those things, this is well worth the purchase. Quick Player X Features: Sharp quality Playlist Color Correction Subtitles Media type icons for recents Left and right arrow keys for fast seeking Up and down arrow keys for volume control (or mouse wheel) Shift + up and down arrows keys for speed adjustments.