QuickTime Player

If you're looking for a versatile media player that just works, QuickTime Player from Apple is a solid choice. It handles a wide range of file types from classic .mov videos and audio tracks to still images, graphics, and even immersive VR content.

One of the best things about the newer version of QuickTime Player is how user friendly it is. The interface is clean and intuitive, so you can jump right into watching or listening without any fuss. And if you're streaming something online, you don’t need to fiddle with settings the app automatically checks your internet speed and picks the best quality your connection can handle.

Ever had your video freeze because the internet dropped? QuickTime Player has your back. If your connection cuts out during streaming, it’s smart enough to pick up right where you left off once you’re back online.

Here are some of the features that make it stand out:

• Plays 3GPP, 3GPP2, MPEG 4, and H.264 video files
• Supports AAC audio and instant start media
• Simple playback controls with bass, treble, and balance adjustments
• Streaming support with no manual configuration needed
• Save your favorite clips for quick access later
• Watch VR and interactive media
• Multi channel audio playback
• Live resizing and new playback enhancements

One thing to keep in mind: if you're on Windows 10, there’s no dedicated installer for QuickTime Player. But if you already had it installed on an older version of Windows and upgraded, it should keep working just fine.