What audio/video player do you use?

What audio/video player do you use? I use Media Player Classic, it's fast and gets the job done, with great seek speed unlike Windows Media Player.

Winamp Pro

winamp pro for audio, media player classic or AVS DVD player for video.

I use foobar2000 for my audio player... I love how customisable and lightweight it is... as for video I use Windows Media Classic. :D

i use the real player

Replying to #5

I don't like RealPlayer. It's sort of intrusive.I use Media Player Classic for videos and Windows Media Player for audio.

I use Xion for audio...It's a skinnable audio player I slapped onto my flashdrive. Whereas for video, I use Windows Media Player :P

I got 5 different video players installed but I mostly use RealPlayer.

i use zoom player for videos as i found it has the best support and is low on resouces

media player classic (k-lite) / nero 8'll occasionally play a song, used mainly for the burning rom???

Yes Nero is for burning, you're probably talking about Nero Media Player. K-Lite is a pack of audio and video codecs but I still use it too.

Video - VLCAudio - Foobar2000

Video = VLC player havent ever failed on... yet
Audio = Windows mediaplayer..

I use Windows Media Player for both audio and video. I use the ffdshow audio and video decoder, and pretty much everything works beautifully...

anandjones · #11Yes Nero is for burning, you're probably talking about Nero Media Player. K-Lite is a pack of audio and video codecs but I still use it too.

yeah... wasn't sure if media play classic listed by other members was the same as what i use so i added the klite, and my pc is rarely used for music... nero is the only program i have that'll play music... um whats it called? i wanna say nero showtime? i really don't like it at all, but as much as i need a audio player, i deal with it . i burn a lot of dvd's and programs, nero seems to me to do better than everything i've tried

Depends on OS
Windows: foobar2000 for audio, Media Player Classic for video
Linux: amaroK/Listen for audio, totem player Xine for video

you install real alternative (google it)

no, it shouldn't conflict with anything.