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DivX - Very good movie player, maybe best | ||
Discussion by jake658879 with 9 Replies.
Last Update: March 7, 2006, 9:35 pm | |||
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and it uses my new fav GUI toolkit ie wxWidgets
But yea it's a solid player but I've noticed some weird results with it. Nothing directly affecting the movie watching experience, but just sort of oddities in the program. The time codes being wrong is the one I noticed the most, where an hour and a half or longer movie read as being like 30 some minutes... doesn't really affect anything but annoying.
I never really put much thought into my media player choice... I'll have to look into this when I'm home :|
I always use MPlayer for windows. Plays everything without even requiring DivX codecs to be installed on your system. And it's very much lighter than Windows Media Player. I think the only thing it doesn't play is RealMedia, but in Linux, it plays that as well.
It also plays Quicktime without any troubles.
Here's the Link: MPlayer
But for sometime now I don't watch movies so often as I used to, so I rarely use them now.. I never really used Windows Media Player, it just get on my nerves, I don't like it.. For some time I have been using on Windows QMP, Quintessential Media Player, but I had some problems with it, after a while it just did not load my playlist and could not start, so everytime I needed to reinstall it, I got pissed off and installed Winamp, because didn't really find another music player I liked. But now I got used to WinAmp, the main thing it has audioscrobbler plugin.
Regards
Dhanesh.
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