Add PotPlayer Support For Windows #1583
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Thanks for the PR According to wikipedia it used to bundle ad/spyware but not anymore and a cursory glance of the terms of use seems ok to me. Is it a popular media player? |
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I found it while I was searching for alternatives to VLC due to VLC being weird with a few podcasts I listen to. It seems to be pretty popular to me. I was reading various VLC alternative reddit posts and such and a quite a bit of people said they have used Pot Player for a long time. I have been using it the past few days when listening to Podcasts and I haven't had any issues or concerns with it. |
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It has a Wikipedia page, and at least one other user likes it: #1511. @TheNightRider12 Thank you for adding this. |
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This pull request aims to add support for the Pot Player media playing app. Specifically for Windows. As an alternate to apps such as VLC, Windows Media Player Legacy, etc,. I recently found this app, as of tonight. So I thought why not include it and make it ready to go for anyone else that uses Pot Player.