TVBox is a very powerful Internet movie and TV application for various Android devices (especially suitable for smart TVs and TV boxes), developed by o0HalfLife0o from China. It is extremely simple to use: install, run, find and enter a valid video playback source address, then you can watch a large number of high-definition film and television resources for free. Even better, it's completely free, open-source and has no ads or functional restrictions, and no membership required.

If you're a HD movie lover, you may want to consider how to turn your old computer in the living room into a powerful home theater for playing video and music! However, the days of using the computer as a video source for the TV to play all kinds of multimedia contents have been over, and the best solution right now is Kodi. It makes it easy for anyone to turn their computer, smart TV, tablet or smartphone into a powerful multimedia center in their living room, bringing a more elegant and comfortable home theater experience.

Over the last 20 years, the most popular two music players on Windows have been Winamp and foobar2000. By contrast, the former focuses on exquisite appearance and ease of use, while the latter is for power users to chew over. So, Winamp is actually more popular and has more users than foobar2000, just like the relationship between WinRAR and 7-Zip. In other words, foobar2000 is only suitable for advanced computer users who like to play around with powerful software (not for AppNee).

VLC media player (VLC for short = abbreviation of VideoLAN Client) is a free, open-source and cross-platform multimedia player developed by VideoLAN from France. VideoLAN was originally a project plan of the students at École Centrale Paris (ECP) started in 2001, with members from all over the world. It originally consisted of VideoLAN Client (VLC) and VideoLAN Server (VLS) these two programs. However, because most of the VLS functionalities had been integrated into VLC, they eventually renamed this project VLC media player.

PotPlayer is a new generation of multimedia player developed by KMPlayer's original author Kang Yong-Huee, after he joined the Daum company (a web portal in South Korea). With relatively small size and clear UI, PotPlayer achieved good support to most of video formats.