Light Alloy
Light Alloy is a multimedia player for Windows.
Features
Timeline So you can see graphically how much is played and how much is still to play
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What is Light Alloy?
Light Alloy is a multimedia player for Windows.
Features
Timeline So you can see graphically how much is played and how much is still to play
WinLIRC
Allows you to remotely control Light Alloy, for example if you are laying on the sofa
Live Preview Just like on YouTube you can navigate with a preview window while searching on the timeline
IPTV support Allows you to watch tv over the internet and online videos like youtube/vimeo
Internet Radio Contains an expandable list of online radio stations which you can play and record, and a list to store your favorites
Streams switch In case of multiple audio/subtitles streams you can easily switch from stream
Multilingual Contains Dutch, German, Russian, Japanese, Chinese, and others
Built-in codecs You don't have to install a codec pack anymore: you can use the player immediately after installation
Blu-Ray & DVD You also can watch Blu-Ray and DVD with Light Alloy
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Light Alloy Features
Light Alloy information
Supported Languages
- English
GitHub repository
- 28 Stars
- 8 Forks
- 0 Open Issues
- Updated
Comments and Reviews
Said about Light Alloy as an alternative
Fast video rewind, load subtitles, bookmarks in the list or timeline, preview window on the timeline.Built-in video/audio codecs.Independent video settings for each file (brightness, contrast, saturation, subtitle, volume) keep current playing position and resume later, etc
Tags
- Media Player
- blu-ray-player
- Radio Stations
- dvd-player
- Record Internet Radio
- preview-video
Recent user activities on Light Alloy
ismetc added Light Alloy as alternative(s) to TKPlayer
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POX edited Light Alloy
It's really pretty, and I really want to like it. It offers some impressive features, but unfortunately it's caused 2 of my higher end machines to crash on 5 separate occasions. That disappoints me because it's SO PRETTY, kicking VLC's skinned (or native) interface to the curb.
But I like having a working machine, so back to VLC and Pot Player I go.