Supra Player: A Lightweight macOS App for Comparing and Syncing Videos
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Jesse Ngatai
Summary
Jesse, the maker of Supra Player, introduces a lightweight macOS app designed for reviewing, comparing, and syncing video footage. The tool allows users to compare up to 12 videos side by side with frame-accurate playback, automatic audio sync, shared zoom and pan, customizable layouts, annotations, and instant switching—all without the complexity of a full video editor like Final Cut Pro. It was born from the maker's own frustration with using heavyweight editors just for simple video review tasks.
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· 2 pulledI kept finding myself opening heavyweight editors like Final Cut Pro just to review or compare videos, which felt like overkill.
I wanted something that launched instantly, stayed lightweight, and focused purely on reviewing, comparing, and syncing footage—without timelines, project files, or t
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