Snappy 1.0 Open-Source Video Player Released

Written by Michael Larabel in Multimedia on 27 March 2014 at 05:51 PM EDT. 10 Comments
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Version 1.0 of Snappy has been released as a GStreamer powered open-source multimedia player.

Snappy is an open-source media player that's powered via GStreamer 1.x while using the Clutter tool-kit for its interface rendering. Developers feel the media player is now mature enough to declare it version 1.0.

Snappy 1.0 features visual polishing, adjustable speed playback, video/audio synchronization tweaking, improved drag-and-drop, media history handling, and many bug-fixes.

Some of the features that were already present in Snappy include subtitle support, multi-screen full-screen, a desktop launcher, media playback history, frame stepping, and other advanced A/V features. Snappy was originally covered on Phoronix last November and has been making great progress in the months that followed.

More details on this latest GStreamer + Clutter media player can be found via the 1.0 blog announcement.
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