Haruna, alternative Linux à MPC-HC

Mis à jour le 2 novembre 2026

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Haruna can replace MPC‑HC for users who need a lightweight, customizable Linux media player that also handles online streams. It covers most local video and audio formats, supports subtitles and external audio, and offers a rich set of keyboard and mouse shortcuts. Users who rely heavily on YouTube playlists or want quick chapter navigation will find Haruna useful. Those who need advanced codec support or a very small footprint may prefer a more minimal player.

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Licence: GPL-3.0-or-later
Prix: Gratuit
Dernière version: 1.9.0 (30 octobre 2026)
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Installer Haruna Site officiel ↗

Capture d’écran de Haruna — Haruna main window

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Both are open‑source media players with low resource usage
Both support a wide range of common video and audio formats
Both allow subtitle tracks and external audio streams
Both offer customizable keyboard shortcuts
Both can be installed from standard Linux repositories or Flatpak

Ce qui change

Haruna includes built‑in YouTube playback via youtube‑dl; MPC‑HC does not
Haruna provides auto‑skip of chapters containing specific words; MPC‑HC lacks this feature
Haruna has mouse‑over playlist toggle and overlay; MPC‑HC has a static playlist panel
Haruna supports quick jump to next chapter with middle‑click; MPC‑HC does not
MPC‑HC is Windows‑only, Haruna is native Linux; MPC‑HC cannot be installed on Linux without a compatibility layer

Ouvrir vos fichiers MPC-HC

MPC‑HC does not use a proprietary project file format; it simply plays files directly. Haruna opens the same media files without conversion, so any video or audio file playable by MPC‑HC will open in Haruna. Exporting settings or playlists from MPC‑HC to Haruna is not supported, but you can manually recreate playlists in Haruna’s interface.

Passer de MPC-HC à Haruna, étape par étape

1. Install Haruna via your distro’s package manager or Flathub.
2. Open your media files in Haruna; verify subtitles and external audio work.
3. Recreate any MPC‑HC playlists in Haruna’s playlist editor.
4. Adjust keyboard shortcuts in Haruna’s settings to match your MPC‑HC preferences.
5. Disable any unwanted YouTube‑dl features if you only need local playback.

Fonctionnalités clés de Haruna

Lecture de vidéos locales et en ligne, y compris YouTube via youtube-dl
Prise en charge des listes de lecture YouTube et saut automatique des chapitres contenant certains mots
Affichage au survol de la souris de la liste de lecture et superposition sur la vidéo
Raccourcis et boutons souris configurables
Accès rapide au prochain chapitre par clic du milieu sur la barre de progression
Open source, licence GPL-3.0 ou ultérieure
Disponible en Flatpak, Arch, Debian, Fedora, openSUSE, Ubuntu

Installer Haruna sous Linux

Flatpak (Flathub)flatpak install flathub org.kde.haruna

Ubuntu / Mintsudo apt install haruna

Debiansudo apt install haruna

Fedorasudo dnf install haruna

Arch / Manjarosudo pacman -S haruna

openSUSEsudo zypper install haruna

Questions fréquentes

Does Haruna support the same codecs as MPC‑HC?

Yes, Haruna relies on the same underlying libraries (FFmpeg, GStreamer) that MPC‑HC uses, so it can play the same formats, including MP4, MKV, AVI, and many audio codecs.

Can I use Haruna to play YouTube videos?

Yes, Haruna integrates youtube‑dl to stream YouTube videos and playlists directly, a feature not present in MPC‑HC.

What if I want a more minimal player than Haruna?

If you need an even lighter footprint, consider a terminal‑based player like mpv or a minimal GUI like VLC with minimal plugins; Haruna is heavier than MPC‑HC but still lightweight compared to full‑featured players.