If you are an old Linux user (since the early 2001s and above) or a Linux user before the arrival of Ubuntu distribution, you have definitely heard of the Mplayer program, which we can call the fabulous program due to its high capabilities in playing all types of audio and video, in addition to supporting many video display engines. This giant program is present in many distributions and we have previously known a program that relies on the latter in the subject of knowing the famous multimedia program MPV. We have mentioned many features of MPV until this program is not just a graphical interface for the Mplayer program, it is a free and open-source multimedia player under the GPL license. The program is available for all major operating systems: Windows, macOS, Linux, Unix, and BSD distributions, making it a cross-platform program like most of the programs I offer to you.
Yes, the era of the command line has passed, but the program comes with a graphical interface called GMPlayer created using the GTK+ library and designed for Linux systems, as the program is primarily developed for the Linux system. There are also many graphical interfaces available, but the most famous is the SMplayer program programmed using the QT 4 library, which works officially on both Windows and Linux platforms. There is a version for macOS as well, but it is unofficial. For more information about it, click.
