RadLight is a multimedia player able to cope with most popular formats out there, running on low computer resources and offering a fully customizable interface.

The main window of the application lets you open a new multimedia file, but it also gives you the option to enter the settings menu and juggle with its configuration tools.

As said, RadLight boasts theme support, which means the user can change the default look with a new one downloaded from the Internet.

Of course, RadLight supports the common multimedia formats, including MP3, AVI, MPEG, AVI and WMV, while it offers features already found in other similar apps such as bookmarks, subtitle format and screenshot tools.

In addition, the program offers a customizable aspect ratio, with multiple predefined settings, but also audio effects and changeable playrate.

The so-called “Control Panel” lets you change keyboard shortcuts, file associations, but also the way modules work, with dedicated tools for each installed module.

RadLight works very smooth on all Windows workstations, without affecting computer performance at all.

Unfortunately, some of the features included in RadLight aren't working at all, while the application doesn't even provide drag and drop support to be able to open a multimedia file faster. Plus, there are some errors when trying to open MP4 files which is one of the most popular formats in this particular category.

Overall, RadLight is a decent software solution but it still needs to be improved in many key areas. It does have a chance to succeed, but future updates are vital.