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View Poll Results: What Media Players Do You Use
Windows Media
37
61.67%
Vlc player
19
31.67%
Real Media
11
18.33%
Winamp
13
21.67%
Bsplayer
3
5.00%
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caus for movies etc I use Vlc Its preloaded and packed with codecs
It can play almost every file type ,I say almost caus theyre could be one which Ive not met yet
For music I use winamp like the skins and has lots of radio stations
It depends on the kind of file i use, for music winamp, for most video you cant beat PowerDVD 6 (not 7.0 it doesnt work with Divx) , its audio output on surround beats every players. But for ultimate compatibility you cant go wrong with VLC player
VLC is fairly class, can open anything. Windows media player just wrecks my head - dodgy ugly interface, lacks imagination.
I use Nero Showtime a bit, its fairly ok - I think it's a re-branded powerdvd/intervideo app tho. iTunes is great for MP3s too, just nice and simple if you want it to be.
Anyone tried Media Player Classic? Comes bundled with the K-Lite Codec Pack (which has some pretty handle little programs if you use video alot), very nice system. Much like VLC.
Also since I'm sure alot of ye would like to know a good (not excellent) converter thats free check out: SUPER , handles nearly every codec and format.
I just use WMP11 and I have gone to free-codecs.com to get the latest xp compatible packages(K-Lite) for both video and audio, just pick what suits you and you can customize WMP to play what you want or use the classic version, basically VLC but updated.
Last edited by RoninIV; 25th February 2008 at 12:08 PM.
WMP11 for music and gom for video files,gom is superiour to vlc especially for scrolling through realtime,oh and I use foxytunes whilst browsing to play music
WMP11 for music and gom for video files,gom is superiour to vlc especially for scrolling through realtime,oh and I use foxytunes whilst browsing to play music
Yes that might be slightly true but that is a Micro$oft program and that means all the problems that come with that
VLC is simple and will work with pretty much anything
Windows - Media Player 11. I tried VLC but it hangs (on my system) on about 30% of the files I try to play.
Linux - MPlayer. What fun that was to setup. Not.
I use Windows Media Player, version 11 is class. Love the look of it. Often use iTunes too, very handy the way it organises all the music for you so its easy to play
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