Soda Player. Soda Player 1.3.9 Free Download For Mac

Soda Player is an easy and free-to-use torrent video player for Windows and Mac OS. Open and play magnet links and torrent files instantly. Supports DHT, PEX, UDP trackers and all other key BitTorrent technologies to give you maximum speed. Protect your privacy, punch through network blocks and bypass ISP throttling with its integrated blazing fast SOCKS5 proxy.

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• Play local, web and BitTorrent video files in all formats instantly.
• Support for all formats and codecs
• Watch on your Chromecast and Apple TV
• Automatically get matching subtitles in your language
• Native support for AceStream

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• Protect your privacy by hiding your IP from other peers and agents on the BitTorrent network.
• Bypass throttling from your Internet provider and get maximum speed for BitTorrent traffic.
• Punch through network blocks that forbid BitTorrent traffic (universities, hotels, workplaces, ..).
• Blazing fast SOCKS5 proxy servers that are optimized for BitTorrent traffic.
• No setup required, the app comes with the SOCKS5 proxy client already integrated and working.

Watch on your Chromecast and Apple TV

• Support all Apple TVs, all Chromecast and all devices with Chromecast built-in (Android TV, modern TVs, etc.).
• The smart TV engine will pass-through the video and/or audio tracks without transcoding when the codec is supported by your device.
• Hardware encoding on both Windows and Mac (used only when trancoding is absolutely required).
• Support for 5.1 and 7.1 surround sound.
• Support for 1080p and up to 4K videos with compatible devices (Chromecast Ultra, NVIDIA SHIELD, etc.).
• Support for subtitles (most subtitles will not require transcoding the video).

Automatically get matching subtitles in your language

• Advanced matching algorithm that automatically get subtitles in your language from OpenSubtitles.org, the largest subtitles database in the world.
• Support for subtitles embedded inside MKV files, subtitles inside BitTorrent files and subtitles in the same folder or subfolders for local files.
• Support for all the common subtitles formats.

Support for all formats and codecs

• Support for all the common formats and video/audio codecs, including HEVC/H.265, AC-3, DTS, WebM, etc.
• Hardware decoding for H.264 and HEVC/H.265.
• ..and more!

Support for multiple audio tracks

• Playlist support for both local and BitTorrent video files.
• Mini-Player mode (smaller player that stays on top of other windows, in the corner of your screen). Coming soon!

Soda Player 1.3.9 changelog:

• Acestream bugfixes
• A few minor dependencies updates

Download : Soda Player 1.3.9 76.5 MB (Freeware)
Download : Soda Player 1.3.9 for Mac 65.3 MB
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It’s been a while since I’m using SodaPlayer, a video player app that lets you play all the video formats on your Mac. Before SodaPlayer I used to use VLC Media Player for watching Videos and Movies and I used to think that VLC is probably the best out there because it comes with lots of features, most of which I never used.

SodaPlayer is a simple video player, with a design that will make you watch more Videos and Movies. I won’t call it the best video player, but in terms of experience and in terms of features, I would say it’s best for me.

The best thing about SodaPlayer is that it lets you stream torrents directly, all you have to do is copy the magnet link and paste it in the windows, or you can also add the .torrent file. It’ll automatically start playing the torrent. The other feature that I like and which I think is really useful is, it automatically finds the subtitles for the movie you’re playing and with just two clicks, you can add subtitles. You can choose to add subtitles in a lot of languages. Apart from these, SodaPlayer also lets you cast the video or movie that you’re playing to your TV using Chromecast or Apple TV which is another useful feature.

There are no settings or nothing that you can customize. But for me, the above features were enough to switch to SodaPlayer from VLC. It can definitely be made better, like it doesn’t support Media keys right now and there are other things too, but I think developers are doing excellent job in bettering the app. If you see the changelog, you’ll find that the updates are regular and there are lot of feature additions since it’s release, so kudos to the devs for the great work.

SodaPlayer is free for Mac and Windows. You can download it here.