Best 3 Open Source Linux Media 2017

Linux is an outstanding  operating system  amongst it's peer and the most use in the whole universe.  Linux  have media player which can play videos and audio for them. But Linux media players that do require more computer knowledge – still there are plenty of excellent options available.

it is obvious that there are hundreds of video players to choose from alternatives and the best that suits your taste— so which one should you use? Which one is right for you? Variety is great, but who has the time to sift through it all?

Against this backdrop, we decide to compel the best three outstanding  Linux Video Players which can be use for your Linux Distributions and you can also enjoy your favourite videos.

Here we go with the best three Linux Video Player for the year 2017, what are you still waiting for, let’s entails them one after the other. And let us know which one is your favourite by posting a comment below.

1.    VLC Media Player

VLC won the race of the best Linux Open Source emerging the best linux for the year 2017. with the outstanding performance. VLC makes you to  download easily from  any software program you want, Whether in Windows or in Linux, VLC media player rocks. It gives you best quality when you are playing audio or watching video with 100% sharpness . 

It gives several supports to network shares browsing and playback, video playlists, downloading subtitles, pop-up video view and multi windows, the new releases of the Android operating system, and merged Android TV and Android packages.It also comes with  pre-loaded with tons of preferences and settings that gives the user full control over the software. VLC is absent, can visit VideoLan.org

2.    MPV Player

After VLC here comes another powerful open source media player called MPV. it's another free and cross platform media player comes with fork mplayer 2 and mplayer.

MPV  is a capable of series of features that has an OpenGL based video output such as color management, video scaling with popular high quality algorithms, frame timing, interpolation,  to mention but a few..

MPV support VDPAU, VAAPI, DXVA2, VDA and  leverages the FFmpeg hwaccel APIs VideoToolbox video decoding acceleration.

3.    Banshee

Banshee is one of the great open source cross-platform media player have ever come across. It was develop  by Aaron in the early 2005 and was affiliated with GNOME and later available on Linux platform on many Linux distributions. It  uses  Gstreamer back end for media playback, Banshee by default in the GNOME desktop.

It is now being handled and maintained by Aaron Bockover, Andres G. Aragoneses, Alexander Kojevnikov, Bertrand Lorentz, and Gabriel Burt. Over  130 translators, 155 developers, 6 artists, and many users.