KPlayer 2.1.0 Cracked for macOS

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• macOS 10.11 or later 64-bit

• ‘H.264/HEVC Hardware Acceleration’ support¹
• ‘Aspect Ratio Settings’ support
• ‘Playback Speed Settings’ support
• ‘Skip’ support
• ‘Playlist’ support²
• ‘Continued Play’ support
• ‘Move to Trash’ support
• ‘Subtitles’ (Sandbox²)
  • 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 and opens the subtitles (named like these).

▹ (file_name/file_name*) at the same folder, or manually open (file_name/file_name*) from the same folder.

▹ Only if it opens the BDMV’s folder, (folder_name/folder_name*) and then (file_name/file_name*) at the current ‘P Folder’, or manually open (folder_name/folder_name*) or (file_name/file_name*) from anywhere. (folder_name/folder_name*) is only for file with maximum duration in the playlist.

‘Commentary’ (Sandbox²)

• It supports TXT (plain text) type.
• It shows a plain text commentary file in a separate window.
• If it opens the video (file_name), it searches and opens the commentary (named like these).

▹ (file_name) at the same folder, or manually open (file_name) from the same folder.

▹ Only if it opens the BDMV’s folder, (folder_name) and then (file_name) at the current ‘P Folder’, or manually open (folder_name) or (file_name) from anywhere. (folder_name) is only for file with maximum duration in the playlist.

• Playable Types³

– ‘Native’ mode: M4V, MP4, MOV.

– ‘FFmpeg’ mode: M4V, MP4, MOV, MKV, AVI, FLV, WMV, RMVB, M2TS, TP, TS, TRP.

It can get more detailed information about these features at “KPlayer Support”.

1. H.264/HEVC Hardware Acceleration

– ‘H.264 Hardware Acceleration may not be supported according to CPU/GPU or file format.

– ‘HEVC(H.265) Hardware Acceleration’ requires macOS 10.13 or later and recent CPU.

▹ 6th(8-bit)/7th(10-bit) Generation Intel CPU or later.

– On ‘Native’ mode, it requires M4V, MP4 or MOV types encoded in H.264(8-bit)/HEVC(8-bit) and AAC/ALAC

On ‘FFmpeg’ mode, it requires the video encoded in H.264(8-bit)/HEVC(8 or 10-bit).

– If the video track was encoded in settings that macOS doesn’t support, it may not be supported.

2. Sandbox

– If it opens not ‘folders’ but ‘video files’ and these ‘files’ are not in the following folder or its subfolders; ‘P Folder’ folders in ‘Preferences’,

▹ it should open the same-named subtitle files manually,

▹ and it doesn’t support the feature that playlist is automatically made up of the similar-named video files.

– ‘P Folder’ option remembers folders once opened by this option. So, even if changes the current ‘P Folder’ value, it can access old ‘P Folder’ folders.

3. Playable Types

– It doesn’t support the playback of a protected video file.

– When it opens the BDMV’s folder, ‘m2ts’ files that are contained in ‘BDMV’ will be automatically added to the playlist.

▹ For example, if DSK/BDMV, please open the ‘DSK’ folder.

– The video file encoded in ‘YUV420P’ pixel format can be played normally on Native/FFmpeg mode.

‘YUV420P 10-bit’, ‘YUV444P 8/10-bit’ pixel formats can be played only on FFmpeg mode.

• ‘Plan B’ was added for subtitles.
• For multi-language subtitles, if characters cannot be displayed with the current font, the next font is applied in order.
• It is recommended to set from small set to large set order. For example, ‘Gill Sans’ for
• English, ‘Hiragino Sans W4’ for Japanese, ‘ThecircleM’ for Korean.
• The ‘ThecircleM’ font can be downloaded from The Circle Foundation. (http://www.thecircle.or.kr/동그라미재단-서체/)
• ‘Ruby Spacing’ was added for subtitles.
• Minor bugs were fixed.