EaseUS AIMediaPlayer

We could not find public information about whether EaseUS AIMediaPlayer has a native Apple Silicon build. The bundle ID suggests it is from EaseUS, a company known for disk and file utilities, though it is less common for them to ship media playback software. Contact EaseUS directly to ask whether a native Apple Silicon version exists or is planned, as this is important given the September 2028 deadline when Apple removes Rosetta 2 from macOS 28 — an Intel-only build will not launch on that release or later. In the interim, the app will continue to run under Rosetta 2 on your current Mac. If you need a stable media player with confirmed native Apple Silicon support, consider VLC (free, open-source, plays virtually any format) or Infuse (if you prefer a polished commercial player).