

Offers 360-degree VR supportīesides, 360-degree VR videos are supported, with the possibility of interacting with the clip using either your mouse or the keyboard, which once again proves the app keep up with the times. The program’s main window bundles a series of basic playback controls, letting you play, stop, pause, or skip videos, adjust the volume, or take a screenshot, with the current frame being saved to your computer.Īside from that, a subtitle finder is also integrated, letting you search or upload one. Integrates a multitude of features fine-tuning the user experience Needless to say, the subtitle font, color, position, and spacing can be fine-tuned for a comfortable experience, with the option to select the language being included as well. What’s more, a “Control Panel” window can be toggled on or off, depending on your needs, in order to give you quick access to a series of tweaks. Support for playlists is also provided, with ASX and PLS being the norm in the matter of file formats.Īdjusting the time jump, playback speed, video brightness, contrast, and saturation, subtitle size, sync, skip interval, screen capture capabilities, and more can be done in this section. Moreover, handling GOM Player Plus remotely is always an option, which provides a plus of flexibility for users who want to control all the basic and advanced functions via a handset. You should also be aware that the feature set is much more generous, with the “Preferences” menu offering a glimpse of that.

