PowerDVD is a high-quality digital video/audio and CD/DVD/Blu-ray player program developed by CyberLink from Taiwan in China in 1997. It claims to be the world's No.1 super clear audio & video player software, and has the quality of video and audio playback beyond users' expectations. Its purpose is to make all video and audio playback operations easier, and multimedia entertainment more perfect.

Video Slave is a synchronized video playback solution for your DAW program on Mac platform, developed by Non-Lethal Applications from Germany, specially designed for composers, audio professionals, sound engineers, etc. As an industry standard application, it lets your DAW deal with the audio things, and it does all the video works like a cork.

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.

IrfanView is a very compact and fast, universal and free image/graphic viewer developed by Irfan Skiljan from Bosnia and Herzegovina. It is also the world's first image browser that supports multi-page GIF animation. AppNee likes to think of IrfanView as an ACDSee killer that is even better than XnView.

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.