They take you straight from noob easy to serious video geek stuff. Potplayer's, like most windows video players, are terrible. They're so good I don't mind one bit that the docs are so poor. No need to install different codecs all the time when using the player. SMplayer has better video performance than any of them except gnome mplayer and very intuitive video settings. PotPlayer is a free multimedia player with plenty of features and rich customization. I don't really like banshee and hate totem. It's the default on my 1Gb netbook, though I don't play video on that much. gnome-mplayer, like smplayer, is a GUI front end for mplayer which is less featured but very light. I use smplayer as my default for video and vlc is my second choice.
īTW the OP in that linked thread wanted potplayer because he wanted to be able to make subs display lower on the screen. I don't think most experienced linux geeks use wine at all unless there's something they absolutely cannot do in linux.Īnother problem is that potplayer was written by a guy from Korea who reads no English. Unfortunately linux novices often think they're going to be able to use all their windows apps in linux with wine.
Anything rated less than gold on that site is usually garbage in wine.Īlso, something may work at first but I wouldn't count on it working after some future system update. They have an excellent app database though and according to this.
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