

IINA
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Modern macOS media player with retina-optimized video playback, supports numerous audio and video formats via mpv core, features an interactive UI, gesture and Touch Bar controls, Picture-in-Picture, and comprehensive customization through open source scripting and settings.
Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source (GPL-3.0)
Application typeApplication types
Platforms
- Mac
- mpv
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- piro0919 added IINA as alternative to Mac Classic Player
- julianpark liked IINA
Way better than VLC if you're on macOS. Looks good, works great, and doesn't feel as bloated as VLC
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Comments and Reviews
IINA is like VLC’s feature set meets QuickTime’s simplicity and OS integration. It’s the best generic video player for macOS by a BIG margin.
Way better than VLC if you're on macOS. Looks good, works great, and doesn't feel as bloated as VLC
I like IINA because it is easy to use and it is free and open-source
The UI is so minimalistic and has beautiful UI with a lot of hidden power, since being based on MPV.
I also like the fact that there is a browser extension for Chrome and Firefox to allow you to launch media into the app.
IINA is an absolute wonder to use. My choice of media player over VLC.
Great features and just works.
This is THE Mac media player.
Everyone talks about the look. If you try it, you’ll talk about the ease of use.
I’ll focus on something else. The program is entirely modifiable! Hanging in skipping forests or back? Or bad internet? Gigantic file? Increase the buffer size. Don’t like the subtitles? Change them. Filters for black and white? Yep! Forced aspect ratio? Yep. Fine tune playback speed? Yep.
The one big thing this has, where VLC can fail, is pre buffering a file. That is, scanning the file and placing it in ram, rather than playing it from disk. This is extra useful for fixed files like WMV, Chunked files like transport streams Gigantic files like 8K video at 50mbps or higher.
If VLC has ever paused, frozen, or choked on a file, and you have MacOS: try this.