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Now this might be down to my search skills, but -
A media player like MPCHC that gives previews when you scrub the timeline
A reasonably small text editor that understands the different line endings like Winpad.
I found Elmedia Player for video, but I end up using VLC most of the time since Elmedia doesn't generate previews for remote files. For text I found TextMate, which I like quite a bit.
Have you tried BBEdit for text editing?
Haven't tried BBEdit - it looks pretty nice. But again, while it is free it's a complicated free that you don't see as often with Windows software.
Basically, they had a free application called 'Textwrangler' for many years and decided to wrap it into the free version of the paid-for BBEdit etc.
Ive used the free version for 10 years and have never felt the need for the paid for features. It's pretty cool. Here's what yuo get in the free version:
https://www.barebones.com/products/bbedit/comparison.html