JSPlayer

JSPlayer is a handy little tool you can use on your desktop to watch video files in a super compact panel. It’s perfect for those times when you’re juggling multiple tasks, like working on a project and want to keep an eye on a video at the same time.

How to Use JSPlayer

To get started with this tool, you need to have Windows Media Player installed on your computer. The little frame is easy to move around your screen using just your mouse, so you can put it wherever it works best for you.

Supported Media Formats

JSPlayer supports a bunch of media formats, just like Windows Media Player. This includes popular ones like AVI, MP4, MPG, MP3, WAV, and OGG. You’ll find all the standard media controls here too! You can pause the video, create playlists, skip tracks, and adjust the volume—all from this tiny player.

Limitations of JSPlayer

On the downside, you can’t make the frame bigger or switch it into full-screen mode. You can change how see-through the frame is thanks to some options in your operating system. However, adjusting how clear or blurry the actual video looks isn’t possible—it tends to blend into JSPlayer's background a bit too much sometimes.

Smooth Performance

The good news is that this gadget doesn’t hog your computer's resources! It uses very little CPU and RAM while running smoothly without causing Windows to freeze up or throw error messages at you. Even if you're new to tech stuff, you'll find it pretty easy to use!

A Quick Note

Just keep in mind that JSPlayer hasn’t received any updates for quite a while, so some features might feel a bit outdated. If you're looking for something simple but effective for watching videos while doing other things on your computer, give JSPlayer a try!