Totem como alternativa Linux ao KMPlayer

Atualizado em 3 de novembro de 2026

Nossa avaliação

Totem is a solid, lightweight replacement for KMPlayer if you prioritize stability and simplicity over raw codec flexibility. It handles standard formats like MP4, MKV, and AVI well via GStreamer, but you will likely need to install extra codec packs for obscure or proprietary files that KMPlayer plays out of the box. The interface is clean and fast, fitting well within the GNOME environment. It is best for users who want a no-frills, native Linux player and are willing to manage a few dependencies. It is less suitable for power users who rely on KMPlayer’s extensive built-in support for rare formats without extra configuration.

Cobertura de recursos75%

Licença: GPL-2.0+
Preço: Grátis
Versão mais recente: 43.2
Avaliação: —

Instalar Totem

O que funciona igual

Supports common video containers like MP4, MKV, and AVI
Lightweight resource usage with fast startup times
Basic playback controls including play, pause, and fullscreen
Subtitle support with automatic encoding detection
Playlist functionality for managing multiple media files

O que muda

Totem relies on GStreamer plugins, requiring manual installation for some proprietary codecs
Lacks KMPlayer’s built-in support for a wider variety of obscure or legacy formats
Interface is strictly GTK-based, offering fewer customization options than KMPlayer
No built-in DVD playback without additional libdvdread packages
Less flexible subtitle customization and overlay options compared to KMPlayer

Abrindo seus arquivos do KMPlayer

Totem does not use KMPlayer’s proprietary file formats for settings or playlists. You cannot directly open KMPlayer configuration files. However, since both players handle standard media containers, any video or audio files you played in KMPlayer will open in Totem provided the necessary GStreamer codecs are installed. Playlist files in standard M3U or M3U8 formats can be imported into Totem, but KMPlayer-specific playlist extensions will not be recognized.

Trocando o KMPlayer pelo Totem, passo a passo

Install Totem and the GStreamer plugin packs for your distribution
Install libdvdread and libdvdcss if you need DVD playback
Test a variety of your common video files to identify missing codecs
Install specific GStreamer plugins for any unsupported formats
Import standard M3U playlists into Totem if needed
Configure default subtitle settings in Totem preferences

Principais recursos do Totem

Interface GTK+ que combina com a aparência e sensação do GNOME
Tratamento automático de codecs via plugins do GStreamer
Suporte a listas de reprodução e arrastar e soltar simples
Exibição de legendas com detecção básica de codificação
Modos de tela cheia e janela com atalhos
Integração com notificações do GNOME Shell
Controle remoto via MPRIS/D-Bus
Navegação simples por arquivos através do GNOME Files

Como instalar o Totem no Linux

Ubuntu / Mintsudo apt install totem

Debiansudo apt install totem

Fedorasudo dnf install totem

Arch / Manjarosudo pacman -S totem

openSUSEsudo zypper install totem

Perguntas frequentes

Why won’t some of my videos play in Totem?

GStreamer requires specific plugins for certain codecs. Install the gstreamer-plugins-ugly or gstreamer-plugins-bad packages to expand codec support.

Can Totem play DVDs?

Yes, but you must install the libdvdread and libdvdcss libraries. Without these, DVD playback will not work.

Is Totem faster than KMPlayer?

Totem is generally very lightweight and starts quickly. Performance is comparable to KMPlayer for standard files, though KMPlayer may handle complex decoding tasks slightly better due to its broader codec integration.