<p>There are a number of free, open-source, video players, but VLC springs to mind as one of the best for being cross-platform. You could freely include versions for Windows, Mac, Linux, iOs, Android, as well as OSes you've never heard of like QNX Sylable, OS2, Solaris and three flavours of BSD.</p>

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<p>I am looking for a player that i can burn to a disk.
I used to have this facility when i used DVDit le but lost the serial number. I was able to write video files to disk along with a player - thus end user was guaranteed to be able to play disk.
Can anyone help ?</p>

<p>Thanks.</p>

<p>Feargal</p>

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DVD authoring burning
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# DVD authoring burning

(Asked by: username_0 on 2015-11-05)

I am looking for a player that i can burn to a disk.
I used to have this facility when i used DVDit le but lost the serial number. I was able to write video files to disk along with a player - thus end user was guaranteed to be able to play disk.
Can anyone help ?

Thanks.

Feargal

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2015-11-07. Score: 1

There are a number of free, open-source, video players, but VLC springs to mind as one of the best for being cross-platform. You could freely include versions for Windows, Mac, Linux, iOs, Android, as well as OSes you've never heard of like QNX Sylable, OS2, Solaris and three flavours of BSD.


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