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The Best Video Player for Linux

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“Can play a ton of different video types without the need for
additional codecs

  • Remembers all your settings for every file you play—from
    playback position to subtitles to filters and equalizer
    settings
  • Configure font, size, and colors for subtitles
  • Switch audio tracks right from the menu
  • Seek through videos using the mouse wheel
  • Video equalizer lets you adjust the brightness, contrast, hue,
    saturation, and gamma of the video image

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