Online Video Player from URL or Local Files Free

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    What is an Online Video Player?

    An online video player is a website tool that lets you watch videos directly in your web browser. You don't need to download the video file or install any software. It works on any device - computer, phone, or tablet.

    Simple Definition

    An online video player is like a TV inside your web browser. You can watch videos from the internet or from your own computer without needing special programs like VLC Media Player.

    Test Video Links (Open-source)

    Tap once to copy the link

    • Short Film: Big Buck Bunny
    https://storage.googleapis.com/gtv-videos-bucket/sample/BigBuckBunny.mp4
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    • Short Film: Sintel
    https://commondatastorage.googleapis.com/gtv-videos-bucket/sample/Sintel.mp4
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    • Short Film: Tears Of Steel
    https://storage.googleapis.com/gtv-videos-bucket/sample/TearsOfSteel.mp4
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    How is it Different from Desktop Players?

    Desktop video players like VLC are programs you install on your computer. Online video players work in your web browser without installation.

    Feature Online Video Player Desktop Apps (Like VLC)
    Installation Needed No - works in browser Yes - must download
    Play from Web Links Yes - paste any URL Limited support
    Works on Any Device Yes - phone, tablet, computer Depends on device type
    Playback History Yes - remembers your videos Usually not
    Codec Support Browser codecs only All codecs supported

    Key Features of Online Video Players

    Play from Web Address

    Paste any direct video link and watch it immediately. No downloading needed.

    Play Local Files

    Watch videos from your computer. Your files stay on your device - 100% private.

    Subtitles Support

    Add subtitle files (SRT or VTT format) to your videos. Multiple languages supported.

    Resume Playback

    Continue watching from where you stopped. The player remembers your position.

    Speed Control

    Watch videos faster (up to 16x) or slower (down to 0.5x). Good for tutorials or reviews.

    Loop, PiP, Fullscreen

    Repeat videos, watch in small window while working, or go fullscreen.

    How to Use an Online Video Player

    To Play Videos from Web Address:

    1. Copy the video URL (web address) from cloud storage like Google Drive or any video website
    2. Paste the URL into the video player's input box
    3. Click "Play" to start watching immediately
    4. Add subtitles if needed (optional)
    5. Use controls to adjust speed, volume, or enter fullscreen

    Why Use an Online Video Player?

    • Save storage space: Stream videos without downloading them
    • Start watching quickly: No waiting for downloads to finish
    • Safer: Avoid viruses that might be in downloaded files
    • Works everywhere: Any device with a web browser

    Version 1.0 - New Updates

    • Local file playback - Watch videos from your device without uploading
    • Multiple subtitles - Add several subtitle files, switch between them
    • Drag & drop - Drop video files directly onto the player
    • Better mobile design - Improved layout for phones and tablets

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Is the online video player safe to use?
    Yes. The player runs in your browser's secure area. Videos from the web stream without downloading to your device. Local files never leave your computer. No data is sent to any server.
    Can I watch videos without downloading them?
    Yes. Paste any direct video URL and click Play. The video streams directly in your browser without saving to your device. Works for MP4, WebM, and MKV formats.
    Can I watch my own video files?
    Yes. Click "File" or drag your video onto the player. The file plays locally in your browser without being uploaded anywhere. 100% private.
    What if my video has no sound?
    The audio codec may not be supported. MKV files with AC3 or DTS audio often have no sound in browsers. Convert the file to AAC audio or use VLC Player instead.

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