EpisodePlayer

EpisodePlayer comes in handy when you want to watch multiple episodes. Say you’re a fan of the Sherlock TV series and all the episodes you have are in a folder entitled “Sherlock”. By using the “Open episode folder” function you can browse for and select the “Sherlock” folder. Once you do so, all the episodes in that folder will be displayed on EpisodePlayer’s interface.

The episodes are presented as a list on the left hand side of the application’s interface. EpisodePlayer remembers which episodes you already watched – consequently, viewed episodes are faded out. The episode that’s next on your viewing list is marked with a green icon.

Speaking about viewing episodes, the panel on the right hand side of EpisodePlayer’s interface lists all the media players that are installed on your system. You can choose to view an episode with Windows Media Player, with VLC, or with some other player.

So to sum it up, all the episodes are conveniently displayed on EpisodePlayer’s interface. All the media players you can use to play episodes are also presented on EpisodePlayer’s interface. You can easily select what episode to watch, pick what media player to use, and then sit back and enjoy the show.

EpisodePlayer is free software.

There’s much to like about EpisodePlayer: it is free, it installs in a blink, it lists episodes, it remembers which episodes you already watched, it allows you to play episodes with your media player of choice. If you’re a fan of TV series, you’re sure to find EpisodePlayer quite useful.