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KPlayer 1.1.7 Update

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Update

  • Fixed previous videos retaining memory after switching to the next video on some systems
  • Reduced memory usage when previewing 4K AV1 videos on some systems
  • Added a spinning LP with a circular title display when playing music without cover art
  • Fixed a brief white window appearing immediately after launch on some Windows 11 systems
  • Changed opening an associated file to replace the existing playlist with the opened files
  • Added playback progress to the taskbar button
  • Added file name search to the playlist window
  • Plays many media formats right away, with no extra codecs to install.
  • Hardware acceleration keeps high-resolution video smooth.
  • Ready to use as soon as it is installed, and it stays light and fast.

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History

  • Version 1.1.6 (2026/10/08)
    • Reduced excessive resource usage during video playback on affected systems
    • Added frame previews when hovering over the progress bar with an on / off option in settings
    • Improved language selection with automatic detection / nine languages, immediate application and matching default subtitle language
    • Changed the playback time display to a digital clock style
    • Fixed default subtitle visibility settings not applying when playing the next file
    • Prevented duplicate shortcut assignments from clearing existing settings and added a message identifying the assigned action
    • Fixed invisible or obscured playlist controls and improved window placement to remember its position and stay within the screen
  • Version 1.1.5 (2026/10/03)
    • Fixed unexpected program exits during subtitle switching and other playback actions
  • Version 1.1.4 (2026/09/29)
    • Added convenient options to play files in the running window or add them to its playlist
    • Added automatic discovery and playback of the next media files in the same folder
    • Improved multi-file opening to start smoothly from the first selected file
    • Improved playlist scrollbar stability for users affected by visual shaking
    • Fixed an issue where volume normalization might remain active with certain settings
    • Refined the settings screen for a cleaner and faster experience
    • Simplified screen size options to 50%, 100%, 150%, and 200%
    • Enhanced overall stability and compatibility with modern environments
    • Added automatic external subtitle detection based on video names and folders
    • Added drag and drop support for applying subtitle files during playback
    • Fixed subtitle display and playback issues affecting some users when loading subtitle files
    • Improved SMI subtitle compatibility for files that were not automatically displayed in some cases
  • Version 1.0.0 (2026/09/13)
    • Added faster file and folder access from the start screen, right click menu, and Ctrl+O
    • Improved file opening to easily find and play 38 media formats
    • Improved file associations and icons so major media files are ready immediately after installation
    • Prevented launch issues affecting some users when required components were missing
    • Added customizable mouse actions and keyboard shortcuts

License

  • KPlayer is open-source software.
  • You can use it freely without restrictions on location, including at your company, home, government office, or school.
  • You can freely distribute it anywhere.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

  • Is KPlayer free?
    Yes, KPlayer is free to use anywhere, including at home, at work, in government offices, and at school.
  • Which video formats does it support?
    It supports major media formats such as MP4, MKV, AVI, MOV, WMV, ASF, and MP3.
  • Does it include ads or adware?
    No, KPlayer has no ads or adware. No unwanted programs are installed alongside it.
  • Is it open source?
    Yes, KPlayer is distributed as open-source software. You can inspect the source code, and the software is developed transparently.
  • Can I add multiple files at once?
    Yes, you can add multiple files or folders to the playlist at once using drag and drop.

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