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Get KMPlayer or VLC. They worl perfectly well and are regularly maintened.
Steam is not an "all in one Tool" and I hope it will never turn into one.
the current playing position should be saved in the cloud for each video file. so you should have no issue continuing to watch where you stopped before.
no need for and some codecs are not allowed for commercial distribution. so compatibility will never surpass already established players like VLC.
that is not up for Steam to decide. nothing on Steam at this point in on here because Steam asked for it. product owners put their stuff on Steam on their demand, not the other way around.
Steam making a media player 1 wouldnt matter if another media player was better as long as it had use its so small. 2 it could work better on their systems. 3 no one expected steam link software to be the fastest remote viewing option yet here we are.
Soy boys