Convenient video player for Linux - does it exist?

Question

linux

Is there a convenient video player for Linux in the world?
which :

• will not eat the processor like VLC, (up to 100%)
  
• have a playlist not in a separate window
  
• expand on enter
  
• click on screen - pause/play
  
• pause on loss of window focus
  
• remember the place in the playlist and in the file after closing
  

after the Windows daum potplayer, this VLC is already infuriating

Answer 1

VLC not so much.
Use SMPlayer. Once tuned it's just a miracle as good.
In general, Linux is not for multimedia.

Answer 2

Windows Media Player - since you even have a VLC processor eating, it's not in the player, but in the hands / OS.

Answer 3

Try Bomi, but I'm afraid if even VLC loads the processor, then something is in the hardware, not in the player...

Answer 4

vlc. If np takes off by default, you can change the settings ...

Answer 5

VLC has nothing to do with NP here at all!
See how your hardware is configured in the system.
Firewood ...
Or pieces of iron in a state of death.
My VLC in 18.04 eats everything that hit and NP within the absolute norm!
As a more convenient add-on for VLC, you can use FreetuxTV (only works with pre-installed VLC).

Answer 6

vlc cannot eat 100%. It's not about him.
But in general, there are smplayer, kmplayer (and others based on mplayer), there are xine-based

Answer 7

Smplayer, set up as it will be convenient