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1.Predidit / Kazumi

TranslatedAn anime collection app based on custom rules, supporting online streaming, danmaku (bullet comments), and real-time super-resolution.

android
cross-platform
danmaku
flutter
windows
ios
+2 more

Dart GPL-3.041K total1.4K forks

+10,054 stars

from 30,919 · score 9.22

2.bggRGjQaUbCoE / PiliPlus

PiliPlus

android
flutter
ios
windows
macos
linux-desktop

Dart GPL-3.020K total1.6K forks

+1,282 stars

from 19,023 · score 7.16

3.xiaoyaocz / dart_simple_live

TranslatedWatch live streams simply and easily

Dart GPL-3.016K total3.2K forks

+197 stars

from 16,029 · score 5.29

4.solid-software / flutter_vlc_player

📺 Flutter VLC powered video player.

flutter
flutter-video-player
vlc

Dart No license604 total295 forks

+1 stars

from 603 · score 0.69

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