Which is the best Player to play mainly .avi and .mpg but other forms too and that supports most codecs, summary= a good player?
Which is the best preview tool to check movies cause' I always get poor quality?
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Player and Preview?
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BSOD2600
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Re: Player and Preview?
This isnt dependant on the player. A codec is system wide that all applications can access. I personally prefer Media Player Classic[BBB]NeoMtx wrote:Which is the best Player to play mainly .avi and .mpg but other forms too and that supports most codecs, summary= a good player?
MPC (media player classic) has the ability to render movies that are not finished. There is also the popular AVI Preview.[BBB]NeoMtx wrote:Which is the best preview tool to check movies cause' I always get poor quality?
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PseudonympH
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I personally would recommend VideoLAN. It also supports alternative video formats like ogm and mkv natively, so you don't have to go searching for filters all over the internet.
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[B]bongretarded wrote:Yes VideoLan is the best video player for all roundand it previews allso ITS GREAT!!!!!
Well since it looks like we're voting, I'm a media player classic fan, dont let its name put you off, its alot better then windows media player. Another one I like is mplayer, its a great player ported from linux, plays everything I can throw at it.
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Re: Player and Preview?
BSOD2600 wrote:This isnt dependant on the player. A codec is system wide that all applications can access. I personally prefer Media Player Classic
Which cooincidentaly has support in BCDC
Not that I want to bribe people into using a better media player, but if the shoe fits...
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