BS.Player
Long-running lightweight media player for Windows, with a free version and a paid PRO edition.
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About BS.Player
BS.Player is a veteran Windows media player that has been around for more than two decades, known for low CPU use and a skinnable interface. It plays common video and audio formats including AVCHD, MKV and WebM, handles subtitles well with automatic subtitle download, and supports multiple audio tracks. The free version covers everyday playback; BS.Player PRO is a paid upgrade that adds extra features such as video capture and wider format support. There are also Android versions. It is translated into more than 90 languages. Development is slower than in its heyday and the interface shows its age, but it remains a light option for older PCs. It suits people who want a small, skinnable player and are happy with Windows only on desktop.
Best for: Windows users with older PCs who want a light, skinnable player.
Pros and cons
What works
- Low CPU use, good for older machines
- Skinnable interface
- Translated into many languages
Why people leave
- Dated look and slower development
- Some features require the paid PRO edition
- Windows-only on desktop
Top BS.Player alternatives
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MPC-HC66.5Free, open-source and just as light on Windows.
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PotPlayer62.6Free with far more features and active development.
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VLC media player59.6Free, open source and cross-platform.
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KMPlayer57.2Free player with desktop and mobile versions.
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BS.Player: common questions
Is BS.Player free?
BS.Player has a free plan and paid plans.
Is BS.Player open source?
No, BS.Player is not open source. Open-source alternatives include MPC-HC and VLC media player.
What platforms does BS.Player run on?
BS.Player is available for Windows and Android.
What are the best alternatives to BS.Player?
The highest-ranked BS.Player alternatives right now are MPC-HC, PotPlayer and VLC media player. See the full ranked list for pricing, platforms and verified facts.