Kplayer 1.5.6 Mac Free Download is the video playback app. If H.264 Hardware Acceleration’ is supported it can play 720p 1080p video files better smoothly Also With Kplayer 1.5.6 can enjoy a movie in the concise interface with the high quality subtitles that are displayed quickly.
H.264 Hardware Acceleration support
Aspect Ratio Settings’ support
Skip support
Subtitles Sandbox
– It supports SMI, SRT type.
– Ruby tag is also available.
– Subtitles are displayed in real time even if it searches the playback position through the time slider.
– If it opens the video (file_name), it searches the subtitles (named like these) at the first step found.
▹ (file_name or file_name) at the same folder
▹ (file_name or file_name*) at ‘F where’/KPlayer
▹ Only if it opens the BDMV’s folder, (folder_name or folder_name*) at F whereKPlayer
Playlist (Sandbox²)
– If it opens ‘video files’, it is automatically made up of video files that have similar names in the same folder.
– If it opens ‘folders’, it is automatically made up of all playable video files in the folder. (Not depth)
– It can change the order of video files to drag it.
– It automatically saves and reuses folder-playlists, the most recent file-playlist, final playback status for each file in the playlist.
‘Playback Speed Settings’
– It is currently supported only at ‘Native’ mode.
‘Continued Playing’
– It replays the most recently opened video file if it clicks the play button/menu after running Kplayer 1.5.6 Mac Free Download.
Move to Trash
– It moves video files that were playing to the end and its subtitle files to Trash.
It can get more detail informations about these features at “Kplayer 1.5.6 Mac Support”.
1. H.264 Hardware Acceleration
It requires GPU; NVIDIA GeForce 9400M, GeForce 320M, GeForce GT 330M, ATI HD Radeon GFX, Intel HD Graphics and others.
It seems that macOS 10.9 or later requires more power of GPU. So, in case of old model’s GPU (for example, ’NVIDIA GeForce 9400M’) this feature works well only at ‘Native’ mode.
At ‘Native’ mode, it requires M4V, MP4 or MOV types encoded in H.264 and AAC/ALAC
At ‘FFmpeg’ mode, it requires the video encoded in H.264.
If the video track was encoded in settings that the macOS doesn’t support, it may not be supported.
If it is not supported, playback and navigating may not be smooth according to the cpu. (especially when it plays 1080p