CSPlayer

CSPlayer - Compact media player

If you've ever tried using giant media players such as Windows Media Player, Win DVD, Power DVD, Media Center . then surely you will be surprised at CSPlayer, the media player is considered small. The most compact in the world today.

Arguably the smallest in the world because CSPlayer is a media player with only one action file with a mere capacity of 397 KB. Despite being so small, CSPlayer can play almost any media file in the world, from audio files like MP3, WAV, WMA, OGG . to all types of video files like MPEG, AVI, WMV, DAT, VOB . CSPlayer is also capable of playing DVD quite well, no less competitive than other applications larger than me, but it also only plays the default audio and subtitles of the disc.

The interface of CSPlayer is extremely simple, but also temporarily functional enough for players to fully enjoy, including 3 basic buttons, Play, Pause and Stop along with the slider to move to the segment to watch.

Arguably the smallest in the world because CSPlayer is a media player with only one action file with a mere capacity of 397 KB. Despite being so small, CSPlayer can play almost any media file in the world, from audio files like MP3, WAV, WMA, OGG . to all types of video files like MPEG, AVI, WMV, DAT, VOB . CSPlayer is also capable of playing DVD quite well, no less competitive than other applications larger than me, but it also only plays the default audio and subtitles of the disc. The interface of CSPlayer is extremely simple, but also temporarily functional enough for players to fully enjoy, including 3 basic buttons, Play, Pause and Stop along with the slider to move to the segment to watch.

To play a certain media file, users just need to go to the menu 'File' -> select 'Open' -> navigate to the folder containing the media file and click one or more files for CSPlayer to play these files one by one. The user can go to the 'View' menu and select 'Playlist' so that CSPlayer lists the media files that have been and are currently playing in the selected file list. Normally this feature is hidden for calling interfaces.

CSPlayer has a feature that is not found in other applications, it is a unique video image refining feature. To use this feature, go to the menu 'View' -> select 'Color Control'. When the 'Color Control' interface appears, you can fine-tune the image of the video being projected by tapping on the 5 sliders: Britness (brightness adjustment), Contrast (contrast adjustment), Hue ( color shades), Saturation, and Gama. The image refinement effects will show up as soon as you touch the slider.