

Works fine with all versions of Windows.Moreover, it supports 3D content and Blu-ray movie playback without audio and image quality loss. You can use it to manage your media files from local storage, URLs, FTP servers, DVD and Blu-ray, etc. without any extra codecs.Īs an HEVC H.265 media player, it contains a screen recorder, a TV receiver, and a video editor. It supports smoothly playing HEVC videos and any other commonly used formats or codecs like MP4, AVI, MKV, H.264, etc. PotPlayer is another free HEVC video player for Windows systems. What's more important, it even allows you to choose the screen size, add subtitles to MP4, and cast videos of up to 4K resolution on the Smart TV. Creating playlists and organizing videos in the library are also available. Moreover, you can enjoy various aspect ratio presets. Just import videos via URL, Google Drive, and Dropbox and play. Except for playing multiple unique formats like HEVC, it also offers you some other rewinding video options.

Also, you can manage subtitles in your videos. It can not only play videos easily but let you slow down or speed up video playback. When it comes to playing HEVC videos, you can't miss DivX Player.

Recently, there are many HEVC video players on the market. Since Windows' built-in video player can not play HEVC videos without the help of HEVC codec, if you want to play HEVC videos on Windows 10/11, you need to install an extra HEVC codec pack or try another HEVC video player. Compared with AVC, HEVC can significantly improve video quality at the same bit rate. To put it plainly, it is a video compression standard and is also the successor to the widely used advanced video coding. HEVC is short for High-Efficiency Video Coding, it is also known as H.265 and MPEG-H Part 2.
