CyberLink PowerDVD — Linux alternatives

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CyberLink PowerDVD is a commercial media player for Windows with support for Blu-ray, DVD, 4K playback and streaming.

Looking to leave Windows behind without losing what CyberLink PowerDVD does for you? Below are 6 Linux alternatives in the Sound & Video category, ranked by community votes so you can quickly compare which one fits your workflow best.

Category: Sound & Video Platform: Windows

6 Linux alternatives to CyberLink PowerDVD

Totem

Totem is GNOME's default video player, built on the GStreamer multimedia framework.

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39% match

Mplayer

MPlayer is a classic, versatile media player supporting a huge range of formats and codecs, often driven from the command line.

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26% match

VLC media player

VLC is the free, open-source, cross-platform media player from VideoLAN that plays virtually any format out of the box.

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13% match

Xine

Xine is a free multimedia player engine and frontend for Linux supporting a huge range of formats.

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13% match

Kaffeine

Kaffeine is a KDE media player with strong support for TV and DVB tuner cards.

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9% match

Ogle DVD Player

Ogle was one of the first open-source DVD-Video players for Linux.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the best Linux alternative to CyberLink PowerDVD?

Based on community votes, Totem is currently the top-rated Linux alternative to CyberLink PowerDVD on Linux Alternative.com.

Does CyberLink PowerDVD run natively on Linux?

CyberLink PowerDVD does not have a native Linux build. Instead, you can switch to one of the 6 free Linux alternatives listed on this page.

Are the Linux alternatives to CyberLink PowerDVD free?

Most Linux alternatives listed here are free and open-source. Check each program's own download page for exact licensing terms.