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post #61 of 67
8/18/10 at 9:03am

MY all in one Video and Audio player

I use a chinese player called SPLAYER, its brilliant, plays every video and audio and isnt too intrusive, just plays the thing instead of indexing everything. Ive used BSPlayer in the past and it was good but was very intrusive and got into all my pc, indexing and librarying everything. When i uninstalled the bsplayer i hard an yard time getting rid of it, It took ages and many lost files. I would strongly recommend splayer to anyone, its quick and simple !!! exactly what you want
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post #62 of 67
8/18/10 at 5:27pm
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Originally Posted by xxnemisisxx View Post
I use a chinese player called SPLAYER, its brilliant, plays every video and audio and isnt too intrusive, just plays the thing instead of indexing everything. Ive used BSPlayer in the past and it was good but was very intrusive and got into all my pc, indexing and librarying everything. When i uninstalled the bsplayer i hard an yard time getting rid of it, It took ages and many lost files. I would strongly recommend splayer to anyone, its quick and simple !!! exactly what you want

Not sure about this. I installed and ran it. It caused quite havoc with ATI video driver CPU usage shot up to 100% during a simple FLV play.

cheers ...
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post #63 of 67
9/27/10 at 9:32pm
I use Arcsoft's TotalMedia to watch my Blu Rays but VLC to watch my MKV files.
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post #64 of 67
10/2/10 at 7:29pm
mPlayer is a terrific little player that I used for the PC even though it's Linux based. I'm pretty inept at anything Linux, but I somehow managed to figure out how to use this: http://www.mplayerhq.hu/design7/news.html. It even comes with skins that you can install with it. It's right up there with VLC media player.
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post #65 of 67
11/1/10 at 11:48pm
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Hello; Thought I might post this new thread up and maybe get some ideas from all of you. I have previously been using BSPlayer to watch videos in divx and other formats, sometimes VLC Player. I still use VLC player on my desktop computer (running on Windows XP) but I am wondering if there is anything better since I would like to install something on my laptop (running on Vista). WMP on Vista is ... 'ok', but is lacking more functionality. I am wondering what programs you guys use for videos. apathy
If you willing to pay for it, Nero 9's Showtime player plays everything in good quality. VLC works practically all the time, but the quality is not always the best. But hell, it's free. For DVD's and Blu-rays PowerDVD can't be beat. Version 7 even plays HD DVD's, in case you still have some of those, and version 7 can coexist with newer versions. Another advantage of PowerDVD is that it works seemlessly with AnyDVD. If you like me and order DVD's from Europe and South America, you'll find AnyDVD indispensable. It also lets you watch Blu-rays on non-HDCP compliant monitor.
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post #66 of 67
4/18/12 at 6:30am
VLC and Zoom player
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post #67 of 67
4/25/12 at 1:15am
I usually use MPC-HC but have a heinously underpowered Atom/Ion net-top connected to my TV that seems to like Splash! or Splash! Lite for high bitrate HD stuff.
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