MPlayer may not be the most attractive player in the world, but like in VLC Media Player, this little app hides a great potential under its dull MPlayer you won't have to cross your fingers and hope you have the right codec every time you open a media file on your computer. MPlayer is a simple yet great media player that supports more than 192 video and 85 audio codecs natively, which means it'll probably be able to open just about anything you throw at (function() { ('review-app-page-desktop'); });Like I said, the interface in MPlayer is not exactly brilliant. It's quite basic, almost minimalist. But the program includes a plethora of great features to make up for it: fast response when playing videos, very low on system resources, support for subtitles, ability to take screenshots and much more, plus an extensive support for keyboard enough for newbies, powerful enough for experts, MPlayer is an excellent media player with support for literally hundreds of audio and video formats.

KoPlayer is an Android emulator; it allows you to run Android games or apps on your desktop PC. In addition to simply running Android software, it has a number of other features that make it stand out, particularly for Android gamers or content creators. Swipe and tap controls map to keyboard and mouse commands, and the app offers settings that let you customize exactly how it accomplishes this task.

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There are a lot of Android emulators out there, fueled largely by the demand for Android gaming that doesn't break the battery, but KoPlayer has some features that distinguish it from most of its competitors. Most notably, it has a video capture feature that lets you record directly from the emulated device's screen. This is very handy for those who want to record their gameplay to share, although they'll still have to go through the trouble of editing and uploading the video. It runs Google Play, allowing you to download the apps you own, but it also has its own marketplace.

Make your mobile gaming stationary again

Like other Android emulators, KoPlayer has its faults; not every app runs perfectly, although most do, and the change from touch to keyboard controls can take some getting used to. But if you want to play Android games on your desktop, this simple emulator is a strong choice.