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Rage is a video and audio player written using the Enlightenment Foundation Libraries (EFL) with some interesting features. Rage is a simple video and audio player intended to be slick yet simplistic, much like Mplayer. Use the command line to play media files or just drag and drop them onto the Rage window to add them to a playlist. Run Rage with no command-line arguments to enter video browser mode. From here you can display a graphical overview of everything on your playlist by hitting the / key or just hovering your mouse over the right-hand side of the window. Rage also has a full set of key controls. It automatically searches for and displays album art when playing music if they aren't already cached. It even generates thumbnails for video timelines and allows you to preview clips by hovering your mouse over the position bar at the bottom of the window. Rage will cache any album covers it downloads for future use.

HD Player is one of the few video players that can present Dolby Vision & HDR10+ videos correctly. Supports most video and audio codecs. Supports Dolby Vision videos. Supports HDR10+ videos. Hardware-accelerated H264 decoder. Hardware-accelerated HEVC decoder. Thanks to the hardware-accelerated decoder, HD Player provides an excellent video playback time than another software-based players. Thanks to the hardware-accelerated decoder, HD Player consumes less energy than another software-based player. Muti-core decoding, TV output & Bluetooth headset. iTunes & Wi-Fi file sharing. WebDAV & SMB file sharing. The SSA subtitle is fully supported. HD Player supports many playing modes, normal mode, repeat mode, and shuffle mode. Manage your videos by playlist. Save the video exit time, so it can start playing from the beginning or were left off. Protect your videos with a passcode. Select audio, subtitle stream, and disable subtitle track. Load external subtitles and delete external files.