Cine
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Cine combines a clean interface with a high-performance engine to deliver a seamless viewing experience.
Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source (GPL-3.0)
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Platforms
- Linux
- Flathub
- GNOME
- Flatpak
- Linux Mobile
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A seriously beautiful Video Player. Really like that you can activate preview Images when hovering on timeline of a video (Like Youtube). Subtitles and Audio can be easily changed in the down left region. This is a way better interface than the base MPV.
I don't like the playlist blocking the view of the video. This is typical Gnome UX Design. It would be better if the Playlist could sit next to the video player but being always open for easy access -especially for Music.
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- Paul added Cine as alternative to Ray Media Player
Eric Soltys added Cine as alternative to Luminous Music Player- mimumu added Hardware Accelerated as a feature to Cine
Good looking, perfect fit for visually minimalist setups or GNOME, mpv as backend so even if it doesnt exposes many setting in the GUI, is very configurable
- mimumu liked Cine
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Comments and Reviews
Good looking, perfect fit for visually minimalist setups or GNOME, mpv as backend so even if it doesnt exposes many setting in the GUI, is very configurable
A seriously beautiful Video Player. Really like that you can activate preview Images when hovering on timeline of a video (Like Youtube). Subtitles and Audio can be easily changed in the down left region. This is a way better interface than the base MPV.
I don't like the playlist blocking the view of the video. This is typical Gnome UX Design. It would be better if the Playlist could sit next to the video player but being always open for easy access -especially for Music.
I frankly haven't found many apps that felt anything close to screenbox media player when it came to UI. Cine was close enough for me to not feel that thought, I really like how to looks and feels.