Miro (formerly known as Democracy Player and DTV) is a free HD video player. It supports nearly all video file formats and provides access to over 6,000 free Internet TV shows and video podcasts.
The player features a sleek, user-friendly interface optimized for fullscreen HD video. Simply put, Miro offers a superior way to watch all the videos you care about.
Best of all, this player is completely free and open-source. It was developed by a non-profit organization and volunteers from all over the world.
Unlike your browser, Miro is built for HD. The built-in Guide connects you to thousands of free high-definition video shows.
Miro – Music and Video Player Futures:
This player downloads videos quickly and stores them on your local computer. This ensures higher quality than often possible with streaming video websites, even those claiming to be ‘HD’. Fullscreen, HD video on Miro is unparalleled in online viewing.
This player can play virtually any video file format, including QuickTime, WMV, MPEG, AVI, XVID, and more. Regarding video podcasts, Miro outperforms iTunes by allowing users to subscribe to BitTorrent RSS feeds. It also features one of the fastest torrent downloaders on the market, powered by ‘libtorrent’.
Search, download, and save videos… from YouTube, Google Video, Blip, and more. Furthermore, you can even save a search term and automatically get new videos. With YouTube’s new HD support, the video quality can be incredible.
The player is built on the XULRunner platform and is both free and open-source software. This means it’s available for anyone to use and modify without cost. It is compatible with Microsoft Windows, macOS, and Linux. Miro integrates an RSS aggregator, a BitTorrent client, and the VLC media player.
