Searches what is on, not raw names
The search covers programme titles and descriptions from your guide, and your films and series — not just the raw names in your playlist.
Zonda Player plays your Xtream Codes subscriptions and M3U playlists on Windows, macOS and Linux. TV guide, search by what is on, subtitles: everything a player should do, and nothing more.
No card needed. An email address is enough.
The search covers programme titles and descriptions from your guide, and your films and series — not just the raw names in your playlist.
The guide is cached and re-parsed at startup rather than downloaded again. On a large subscription that saves about ten seconds every time you open the app.
Move through the list with the arrow keys: the selected entry plays in a preview, so you know what it holds before stopping there.
MKV, AVI and MPEG-2 containers are remuxed on the fly by a component downloaded on demand. The video is never re-encoded.
Subtitles embedded in the file are extracted, and those on OpenSubtitles are searched and loaded without leaving the player.
They are encrypted by the system keychain and never pass through any server of ours. Only the licence is checked online.
One built-in player, and no silent handover to VLC or mpv behind your back.
The interface follows your system language on first launch, and changes with one click.