Infuse
7.4#1 in video player softwareFrom $16.99 a yearFree planiOSmacOS
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What both publish
| Fact | Infuse | PotPlayer |
|---|---|---|
| Format support | 3GP,AVI,AV1,ASF,BDMV,DIVX,DVDMEDIA,DVR-MS,FLV,H.264,H.265,H.266,ISO/IMG,M4V,MKV,MOV,MP4,MPEG,MTS/M2TS,MXF,OGM,OGV,RMVB,STRM,STRMLNK,TS,VC1,VIDEO_TS,VOB,VP9,WEBM,WMV,WTV; AAC,AC3,DOLBY,DTS,E-AC3,FLAC,MP3,OGG,PCM,TTA,WMA | SMI,SRT,Vobsub,Blu-ray subtitles,ASS/SSA,SMI Ruby tags |
| Free plan | Yes | Yes |
| Hardware acceleration | Yes | The player supports DXVA, CUDA, and QuickSync hardware acceleration. |
| Subtitle support | Yes | Yes |
| Supported platforms | iOS,macOS,Apple TV,visionOS | Windows |
Infuse plans
- Infuse Pro Monthly$1.99 a month
- Infuse Pro Yearly$16.99 a year
- Infuse Pro Lifetime$99.99, paid once
- Infuse Pro Annual$16.99 a year
- Infuse FreeFree
PotPlayer plans
- PotPlayerFree
Pick Infuse if…
Infuse suits Apple-device users who want to play local, network, cloud, or media-server video and audio. Pro is for users who need its additional formats, casting, synchronization, or cloud streaming features.
Pick PotPlayer if…
PotPlayer suits Windows users who want a free player with support for named subtitle formats, add-on codecs, and 3D output options. Its license permits computer media viewing in homes and workplaces, while commercial service use requires prior permission.