Apps to Media library

Front Row was a media center application developed by Apple Inc. designed to provide users with a full-screen interface to access and manage media content like music, photos, videos, and DVDs. It offered a centralized hub for entertainment consumption on Apple computers.

Moovly is a user-friendly cloud-based platform empowering individuals and businesses to effortlessly create engaging animated videos, presentations, and multimedia content through a drag-and-drop interface.

Zoom Player is a highly customizable and powerful media player and media center for Windows PCs. It offers extensive format support, advanced playback controls, and a flexible interface, making it suitable for both casual users and multimedia enthusiasts.

RealPlayer is a veteran cross-platform media player designed for managing, playing, downloading, and converting various audio and video formats. It offers features for cloud storage, media organization, photo management, and casting to devices like Chromecast and Roku, aiming to be a comprehensive media hub for users.

XMPlay is a highly versatile and lightweight audio player for Windows, renowned for its extensive format support, portability, and customizable interface. It offers powerful features like advanced playlist management, plugin compatibility, and high-fidelity sound reproduction.

Zune Software served as Microsoft's comprehensive media management platform for Windows. It allowed users to organize, play, and synchronize music, videos, and podcasts, primarily designed to work seamlessly with the Zune portable media player.

Emby is a powerful, open-source media server that revolutionizes how you access and enjoy your personal media collection. It organizes your movies, TV shows, music, and photos into a visually stunning and easily navigable interface, streaming them seamlessly to practically any device, anywhere.

iTunes, developed by Apple, is a comprehensive media management software that serves as a music player, music store, and a tool for syncing devices like iPhone and iPod. It allows users to organize, play, and purchase digital music, videos, and podcasts, while also facilitating device backups and management.