Media resource locator

A media resource locator (MRL) is a URI used to uniquely identify and locate a multimedia resource. It is used by the VideoLAN and Xine media players, as well as the Java Media Framework (JMF) API.

VLC, for example, supports the following MRLs:^[1]

Several media players also support Video4Linux as v4l:// and v4l2://.

References

Windows	Media Player Classic Mpxplay QuuxPlayer

Linux	Baudline Beep Media Player cmus Gnome Music Player Client Helix JuK Kaffeine LinuxMCE Muine Music on Console Noise Ogle DVD Player Rhythmbox Totem Xine XMMS XMMS2

Cross- platform	Amarok Audacious Banshee Clementine Exaile ffplay Kodi Miro Mpg123 MPlayer mpv Music Player Daemon Nightingale qmmp Quod Libet SMPlayer Songbird VLC media player Zinf

Windows	Adobe Media Player AIMP BS.Player CrystalPlayer Dell MediaDirect foobar2000 GOM Player jetAudio KMPlayer MadCat Media Browser Media Go MediaMonkey Mod4Win MusicBee MusikCube InterActual Player PotPlayer QuickTime Quintessential Player Style Jukebox Winamp

Cross-platform	Boxee DivX Player iTunes Plex QuickTime RealPlayer

Windows	Connect Player Iriver plus 3 JRiver Media Center PowerDVD TotalMedia Theatre SonicStage WinDVD Windows Media Center Windows Media Player Yahoo! Music Jukebox

Linux	Fluendo DVD Player

OS X	DVD Player Front Row Peel

Mobile	CoreAVC CorePlayer Core Pocket Media Player doubleTwist RealPlayer TuneWiki Winamp

Lists

Video players Audio players Free software audio players Portable media players Personal video recorders

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