Hello group
I am perplexed which of the available freebie video player is best:
Is it GOM player, KMP or VLC.
I would like to use one that has the best features for playing a wider range of video with HD capability.
TIA
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There is no "best".
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VLC, Zoom Player Pro and MPC-HC are my present favorites. I like Zoom for all the different configuration adjustments. MPC-HC for HD MKV and VLC for playing what the others won't play. I also use TMT3 for Blu-ray playback, but I don't like it much. But better than PowerDVD/WinDVD, IMO.
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fritzi93, It's very slow to load a BD for HDMI playback. Every time I breathe on the mouse, the time line bar comes on. I have to turn my mouse over to get it to quit. I prefer to use the mouse wheel for volume control, same as my other players, but the mouse wheel is FF/RW and you have to bring up the time line bar to adjust the volume. All I want is a simple BD player. I turned all the extra features off and it's only set for BD playback.
Admittedly, minor stuff. PowerDVD was twice as slow loading. -
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like other said there is no best player
For me number 1 is Splash for its video quality.
Its very easy to use and provides best video quality for upscalled video and interlaced, best look and feel.
Its the fastest player to run and start video playback... But it does not play wmv in example :/ -
Hmm thanks...
this reminds me of past experience with my other PC where the GOM player,MPC, Windows media player and winDVD and Power DVd where there seems to be a codec conflict ..
Even the codec sniper can't run in it to check what was wrong as the video player had gone haywire and can't play any video anymore.
Do you mean about the K-lite codec , or is this something to do with it?
How about the IIRC, CCCP codec...
I seems to recognize a lot of codec compatibility with some video player.
VLC and GOm seems not work compatibly....
Another related question...how about the Matroska pack would it be compatible with most vedio player codecs... -
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Mainly using KM Player - plays everything I need and has a good UI.
Secondary, using MPC HC (I like that it is self-contained) and VLC (just in case).
I used before GOM player. It has great play controls, but had some issues with subtitles of some mkv content. -
Hmm thanks. USTA
You corroborate my experience with these two players, I used to have GOM before but the subtitle issue made me quit and transfer to KMP player.
Then KMP produced thei AVI issue where the avi chunk viewer keep popping up in some video which did not happen in GOM
Would it not cause any conflict if I use KMP and SM player?
Baldrick may I know what is peculiar about MEGA codec packs, I used it for a short time never noticed it has incompatibility -
Codec packs are notorious for causing problems, sometimes it's bad enough that a format/re-install is the only option. (Like the the Nimo Codec Pack. Curse you Nimo! )
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