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ETHANI · 2nd June 2013, 07:52

i used kmplayer at first, and tried mplayer,vlc ,realplayer,k-lite mega codec pack, with a 1080p vid as text,at last i chosed klmp as my media player.
it is the only one which can play 1080p vid while you can open ie normally.
of course my pc is old. now klmp has upgrade to 990,pity it dont contain mpc
but only mpchc,my anti-virus alarms mpchc is a malicious software,i hope the klmpc 1000 can contain mpc to chose.what is you fav player? Did you try other player first and chose your fav at last? please share with us.

Soon2BFit · 2nd June 2013, 08:33

A majority I use is VLC followed by WMP.

courcix · 2nd June 2013, 10:35

MPC-HC is my default media player cause it's simple and familiar I use it for a long time now, but I also use VLC and PotPlayer occasionally cause their flexibility in adjusting/synchronizing audio and subtitle, for music player I use foobar

Alejonaidas · 2nd June 2013, 11:50

KMPlayer is my fav.

For me is very functional, customize subs, sinc audio&video, screencaps, thumbnails, can be use with Youtube, watch tv using (ctrl+W) with tv card of course, watch tv from all over the world, radio also you can streaming live video from webcam or player.

I just love it...

Absent Friend · 2nd June 2013, 12:49

I downloaded KMPlayer today, reading about it here as playing 1080p movies smoothly. Well, it didn't do for me here. It didn't on VLC, it didn't on MPC-HC with K-Lite. It didn't on CCCP either. So I'm trying to live with the fact my computer just can't take those files. The KMPlayer installation file I got from their website, was a nightmare. So many offers coming my way, of course turning them down as I don't need extraneous software, and I believe I pack light in software containment. So while my experience with KMP is short, and one I made it so due to impatience and frustration, I won't compliment it.

So with the limitations mentioned, there still is the question to be answered here. I'm going with Media Player Classic-Home Cinema, with the K-Lite Mega Codec Pack. I've found it plays 99% of all video formats, I'm very used to its functions and interface by this point that I don't like to try anything else. I keep VLC though as a backup, as that plays some rather formats with unique encoding. For example, certain MP4 players, and this was years go, but a good example, couldn't play on MPC. So VLC to the rescue. Currently there's one pesky .MOV file where the audio codec, according to MediaInfo (part of the K-Lite installation), does not exist. So no sound in this one video, but VLC plays it just fine. So I stick with those two, with MPC as the primary video player. I've gone with it since 2008, and never dropped it from my list of programs.

courcix · 2nd June 2013, 13:32

Quote:

Originally Posted by Seven Churches

I downloaded KMPlayer today, reading about it here as playing 1080p movies smoothly. Well, it didn't do for me here. It didn't on VLC, it didn't on MPC-HC with K-Lite. It didn't on CCCP either. So I'm trying to live with the fact my computer just can't take those files. The KMPlayer installation file I got from their website, was a nightmare. So many offers coming my way, of course turning them down as I don't need extraneous software, and I believe I pack light in software containment. So while my experience with KMP is short, and one I made it so due to impatience and frustration, I won't compliment it.

try PotPlayer instead, from what I heard it's the continuation of KMPlayer (same developer), it's more developed and better in general (in my experience), though just like KMP the setting and configuration can be a hassle at first.

But if you comfortable with MPC/VLC and it can play everything you throw at it then probably it isn't worth the hassle, for me, I like fiddling around with new software when I'm bored, sometimes I found a great software I never heard before, and at other times I messed up my windows

HiTrack99 · 2nd June 2013, 15:09

VLC, at it is vary rare it doesn't play something.

ETHANI · 2nd June 2013, 15:13

Quote:

Originally Posted by Seven Churches

I downloaded KMPlayer today, reading about it here as playing 1080p movies smoothly. Well, it didn't do for me here. It didn't on VLC, it didn't on MPC-HC with K-Lite. It didn't on CCCP either. So I'm trying to live with the fact my computer just can't take those files. The KMPlayer installation file I got from their website, was a nightmare. So many offers coming my way, of course turning them down as I don't need extraneous software, and I believe I pack light in software containment. So while my experience with KMP is short, and one I made it so due to impatience and frustration, I won't compliment it.

So with the limitations mentioned, there still is the question to be answered here. I'm going with Media Player Classic-Home Cinema, with the K-Lite Mega Codec Pack. I've found it plays 99% of all video formats, I'm very used to its functions and interface by this point that I don't like to try anything else. I keep VLC though as a backup, as that plays some rather formats with unique encoding. For example, certain MP4 players, and this was years go, but a good example, couldn't play on MPC. So VLC to the rescue. Currently there's one pesky .MOV file where the audio codec, according to MediaInfo (part of the K-Lite installation), does not exist. So no sound in this one video, but VLC plays it just fine. So I stick with those two, with MPC as the primary video player. I've gone with it since 2008, and never dropped it from my list of programs.

kmplyer(i mean THE kmpler,i believe you know there are two kmplyer)is a great player,but on my old pc she is not as good as klmp.vlc is a great player, i just don't like her logo, ha! i think klmcp570 is better than other version, the new version has lav instead of ffdshow, v570 just plays files so well, i don't like the logo of mpchc,it is funny,but not classic.i'd like mpchc if her logo is classic one and my kis don't report malicious software.

ETHANI · 2nd June 2013, 15:19

Quote:

Originally Posted by courcix

I like fiddling around with new software when I'm bored, sometimes I found a great software I never heard before, and at other times I messed up my windows

me.too.like the player,some player has a bad way to change wmp's registry file, my mpc and wmp cant play wmv file if you uninstall it.it bothered me a lot and at last i had to uninstall and reinstall wmp.

ReclaimedMdT · 2nd June 2013, 15:41

MPlayer OSX Extended. It plays mpg, mp4, avi, m4v, wmv, and flv. I havent run into anything that it can't play.

2nd June 2013, 07:52	#1
ETHANI Addicted Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 121 Thanks: 2,290 Thanked 161 Times in 62 Posts	what media player or codec pack is your fav? i used kmplayer at first, and tried mplayer,vlc ,realplayer,k-lite mega codec pack, with a 1080p vid as text,at last i chosed klmp as my media player. it is the only one which can play 1080p vid while you can open ie normally. of course my pc is old. now klmp has upgrade to 990,pity it dont contain mpc but only mpchc,my anti-virus alarms mpchc is a malicious software,i hope the klmpc 1000 can contain mpc to chose.what is you fav player? Did you try other player first and chose your fav at last? please share with us.

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courcix Addicted Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: Java Island Posts: 225 Thanks: 4,246 Thanked 1,680 Times in 211 Posts	MPC-HC is my default media player cause it's simple and familiar I use it for a long time now, but I also use VLC and PotPlayer occasionally cause their flexibility in adjusting/synchronizing audio and subtitle, for music player I use foobar

2nd June 2013, 12:49	#5
Absent Friend Virgin Join Date: Jan 2012 Posts: 2 Thanks: 131,850 Thanked 100,085 Times in 13,522 Posts	I downloaded KMPlayer today, reading about it here as playing 1080p movies smoothly. Well, it didn't do for me here. It didn't on VLC, it didn't on MPC-HC with K-Lite. It didn't on CCCP either. So I'm trying to live with the fact my computer just can't take those files. The KMPlayer installation file I got from their website, was a nightmare. So many offers coming my way, of course turning them down as I don't need extraneous software, and I believe I pack light in software containment. So while my experience with KMP is short, and one I made it so due to impatience and frustration, I won't compliment it. So with the limitations mentioned, there still is the question to be answered here. I'm going with Media Player Classic-Home Cinema, with the K-Lite Mega Codec Pack. I've found it plays 99% of all video formats, I'm very used to its functions and interface by this point that I don't like to try anything else. I keep VLC though as a backup, as that plays some rather formats with unique encoding. For example, certain MP4 players, and this was years go, but a good example, couldn't play on MPC. So VLC to the rescue. Currently there's one pesky .MOV file where the audio codec, according to MediaInfo (part of the K-Lite installation), does not exist. So no sound in this one video, but VLC plays it just fine. So I stick with those two, with MPC as the primary video player. I've gone with it since 2008, and never dropped it from my list of programs.

2nd June 2013, 15:41	#10
ReclaimedMdT Forum Lord Join Date: Dec 2008 Posts: 1,080 Thanks: 458 Thanked 3,701 Times in 936 Posts	MPlayer OSX Extended. It plays mpg, mp4, avi, m4v, wmv, and flv. I havent run into anything that it can't play.