Total Video Player
Total Video Player is a Mac media player for opening and watching many common video formats with subtitle support.
What is Total Video Player?
Total Video Player is a native Mac video player designed for watching local media files in a wide range of common formats. It is published by Etinysoft and is aimed at users who want a straightforward desktop player for movies, TV episodes, downloaded videos, and other personal video files. The app is commonly associated with playback of formats such as AVI, MKV, MP4, and DVD-style video, with support for subtitles and multiple audio tracks. It is intended for everyday playback rather than media editing or library management, so its main role is to help you open files quickly and watch them smoothly on macOS. Users will typically encounter it as an alternative to the built-in player when they need broader format compatibility.
Key features
- Play common video formats such as AVI, MKV, MP4, and MOV
- Open local media files for desktop playback on macOS
- Display subtitle tracks during video playback
- Switch between available audio tracks in supported files
- Use playlists to manage and play multiple videos
- Watch DVD-style video content in a single player
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Safety overview
Status: Mostly safe
This is a consumer media player, so normal use involves opening video files you choose and reading local media content for playback. Access to files is expected for that purpose. The main practical caution is to open media from sources you trust, because damaged or unusually crafted files can sometimes cause playback problems in any video software. If you no longer use this player, removing it should mainly affect your ability to open videos with it and keep its own settings.
Recommendation: Keep Total Video Player if you use it to watch local videos that need broader format support than the default Mac player. If you do not use it, you can remove it without affecting macOS itself, then set another media app as your default player if needed.
Common paths
/Applications/Total Video Player.app
Preference paths
~/Library/Preferences/com.etinysoft.totalvideoplayer.plist
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