Now, TheNewPlayer supports macOS, Linux and FreeBSD!
-- update #3 --
Deepin Linux support done!
Perhaps will work under Ubuntu.
-- update #2 --
v1.5.x supports hardware decoder (hw acceleration) and physical 5.1 audio channels.
You may need a physical USB audio external adapter and 5.1 headphones or output system to support.
-- update #1 --
1.4.1 engineering released, support subtitles and onscreen information.
---- Please keep in mind, this project is still ongoing ----
Hi, guys,
I'm creating a IPTV and disc/iso/image player on macOS, the program is written by C++, based on ffmpeg library and OpenGL rendering.
The project homepage is:
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Perhaps, it's the best IPTV player under macOS so far.
If you guys have any questions, feel free to let me know.
Thanks.
Background:
First, there are already several nice players under macOS -- mpv, VLC, IINA, etc., the mpv is based on ffmpeg and SDL2 -- the rendering efficiency of SDL library isn't high and lacking of friendly GUI interface for users, the VLC's quality for high resolution medias is a nightmare and the GUI isn't convenient to use. The IINA is a 'shell' of the mpv, it's based on libmpv.
Second, existing IPTV players, and players for blueray and original disk images (BDMV, ISO, ...) aren't good on macOS or there are no such players under macOS.
Above are my motivations to start this project.
My goals:
1. Rewrite a player from bottom, including OpenGL rendering, decoding, GUI, etc.
2. Support hardware decoding/encoding.
3. Aim on the next generation player for macOS.
4. Support LUA script.
5. Auto-find-and-download subtitles.
6. ....
For Linux (Ubuntu)
-- update #3 --
Deepin Linux support done!
Perhaps will work under Ubuntu.
-- update #2 --
v1.5.x supports hardware decoder (hw acceleration) and physical 5.1 audio channels.
You may need a physical USB audio external adapter and 5.1 headphones or output system to support.
-- update #1 --
1.4.1 engineering released, support subtitles and onscreen information.
---- Please keep in mind, this project is still ongoing ----
Hi, guys,
I'm creating a IPTV and disc/iso/image player on macOS, the program is written by C++, based on ffmpeg library and OpenGL rendering.
The project homepage is:
[/URL]
Perhaps, it's the best IPTV player under macOS so far.
If you guys have any questions, feel free to let me know.
Thanks.
Background:
First, there are already several nice players under macOS -- mpv, VLC, IINA, etc., the mpv is based on ffmpeg and SDL2 -- the rendering efficiency of SDL library isn't high and lacking of friendly GUI interface for users, the VLC's quality for high resolution medias is a nightmare and the GUI isn't convenient to use. The IINA is a 'shell' of the mpv, it's based on libmpv.
Second, existing IPTV players, and players for blueray and original disk images (BDMV, ISO, ...) aren't good on macOS or there are no such players under macOS.
Above are my motivations to start this project.
My goals:
1. Rewrite a player from bottom, including OpenGL rendering, decoding, GUI, etc.
2. Support hardware decoding/encoding.
3. Aim on the next generation player for macOS.
4. Support LUA script.
5. Auto-find-and-download subtitles.
6. ....
For Linux (Ubuntu)
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