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What audio/video player do you use?

Cahos Rahne Veloza
#21
OK, so I got the executable & am ready to installI start the installation & am now on the unattended installation screen, it says to run the setup in the commandline with the commandline parameter makeunattended, what should I do?
Loonylion
#22
why do you want to do an unattended install?
Cahos Rahne Veloza
#23
That's what I was asking about, should I just ignore this & proceed?
Loonylion
#24
try to do a normal install, not an unattended install.
Cahos Rahne Veloza
#25
You were a bit busy so I took a chance, I installed it ignoring that part & it installed normally, I tried playing an rm video I have & it played fine.Sorry to have bothered you with that loony :-[
Void
#26
I use winamp for my music, and I used to use Media Player Classic for videos, though I recently switched VLC Player. Both MPC and VLC are great, low memory usage, great codecs, etc. I download an aXXo rip in avi divx though, and none of my players recognised the sound strange o.x), not even MPC, so I got VLC. And it works. Yay.
thebass324
#27
I use Windows Media Player for everything with the K-Lite codecs. I used to use VLC, but it really cut down on the sound quality so I went looking for codecs instead.
Void
#28

Replying to #27

What. VLC has integrated codecs that can run everything automatically. VLC should not, in any way, cut down your song quality. If you have a 320kbps song, it's gonna play at 320kbps on either WMP or VLC. The only difference is that your WMP is probably whoring up 4 times as much memory. Yay.
thebass324
#29
Void you're probably right, I was thinking about it and I don't actually think it was that VLC was cutting down on the quality as much as it wasn't running through the extra EQs that I had setup from other programs, plus it was a few years ago so they could have easily fixed this issue since then. As for it being a memory hog, it doesn't really bother me because everything else still runs up to speed as if it wasn't doing anything while it's running; I've been aware of this for a long time. Also, I just like the UI better, and keep in mind I'm not trying to start an argument here.
enjibenji
#30
Audio: Winamp Pro 5.53
Video: VLCNever failed me yet :D
takaji
#31
I use iTunes for music and VLC for Video :)
hell_freezer
#32
MPC for video.
foobar2k for audio.foobar2k's coverflow can beat itunes coverflow easily.
Cahos Rahne Veloza
#33
Guys since there a lot of MPC users here, can I ask how do you take snapshots or capture a particular sceen image on MPC?Whenever I click on "Save Image", an error occurs saying that the player GetCurrent Image Failed hr=8000.. something. When I try the Print Screen method, the image I paste on "Paint" is always not in frame, & closing MPC just shows a blank screen.
kanwarrulz_123
#34
Winamp and 123 Media player.
waylonn
#35
I use WMP for everything with Media in it xD
9NineBreaker9
#36
I just use iTunes for all of my music, as I purchased a large hunk of music on there a few years ago, meaning that I'm basically stuck to using it, if only because I'm too lazy to figure out a way of making the iTunes purchases compatible elsewhere.As far as video goes; I don't watch any, meaning that I don't have a dedicated player outside of different website's video services.
romz_mark
#37
Audio: ITunes
Video: Windows Media Player
nutcr4cker
#38
Audio
winamp bento
Video
K-lite Media Player
Cyberlink PowerDVD
jexamine
#39
for audio, my trusted software is winamp. for video, windows media player classic (after the klmmedia codec has been installed) ^_^
Born2killx
#40

Replying to #39

It's called Media Player Classic, not Windows Media Player Classic.
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