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ShawnZ
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RE: Audio/MP3 player software?
quote: Originally posted by djdannyp
(and is needed for some videos that WMP can't play)
yes, but if you had a codec pack (and they usually include directvobsub) then you could do all of this from one app
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08-15-2009 11:58 AM |
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djdannyp
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RE: Audio/MP3 player software?
quote: Originally posted by ShawnZ
quote: Originally posted by djdannyp
(and is needed for some videos that WMP can't play)
yes, but if you had a codec pack (and they usually include directvobsub) then you could do all of this from one app
but vlc avoids the needs for any codec packs......none of them are complete.....so VLC is the best option
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08-15-2009 02:36 PM |
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blessedguy
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RE: Audio/MP3 player software?
quote: Originally posted by Menthix
Ah yeah, and that. Sure it might be useful for some people, but at least give people a choice.
I was sure it has a choice at the setup '-'
Still I will try VLC at some point, for now QuickTime is able to handle my (barely inexistent) need for videos, but I confess it takes way too long to load. Just haven't tried VLC yet to avoid installing another program.
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08-15-2009 04:55 PM |
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djdannyp
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RE: Audio/MP3 player software?
quote: Originally posted by blessedguy
Still I will try VLC at some point, for now QuickTime is able to handle my (barely inexistent) need for videos, but I confess it takes way too long to load. Just haven't tried VLC yet to avoid installing another program.
Definitely worth trying VLC...asap!! QuickTime is one of the worst media players..soooooooo slow. Once you try VLC you'll never go back to QuickTime!
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08-15-2009 07:15 PM |
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stephenmorphey
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RE: Audio/MP3 player software?
Hello everybody
I am using Windows Media Player from longtime. It is my favorite media player.
I must say that the latest iteration of Windows Media Player adds a lot of useful bells and whistles, succeeding in many ways as a competitor to iTunes for Windows. A tree-style file directory makes it easy to find the music you want quickly, and a simple search box gets you where you want to go immediately.
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09-01-2009 07:48 AM |
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Th3rmal
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RE: Audio/MP3 player software?
quote: Originally posted by stephenmorphey
and a simple search box gets you where you want to go immediately.
like every single popular media player has this feature lol, so it doesnt make WMP any better compared to others
You have the intellect comparable to that of a rock. Be proud.
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09-01-2009 08:05 AM |
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ShawnZ
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RE: Audio/MP3 player software?
quote: Originally posted by djdannyp
quote: Originally posted by ShawnZ
quote: Originally posted by djdannyp
(and is needed for some videos that WMP can't play)
yes, but if you had a codec pack (and they usually include directvobsub) then you could do all of this from one app
but vlc avoids the needs for any codec packs......none of them are complete.....so VLC is the best option
i'd argue that klite and cccp are both pretty fucking complete
hell, even ffdshow on its own is pretty complete, but it doesn't include any splitters AFAIK.
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09-01-2009 03:11 PM |
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djdannyp
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RE: Audio/MP3 player software?
quote: Originally posted by ShawnZ
quote: Originally posted by djdannyp
quote: Originally posted by ShawnZ
quote: Originally posted by djdannyp
(and is needed for some videos that WMP can't play)
yes, but if you had a codec pack (and they usually include directvobsub) then you could do all of this from one app
but vlc avoids the needs for any codec packs......none of them are complete.....so VLC is the best option
i'd argue that klite and cccp are both pretty fucking complete
hell, even ffdshow on its own is pretty complete, but it doesn't include any splitters AFAIK.
haha, exactly...."pretty" complete....not totally complete. i'm yet to find something that VLC won't play.....which is why it's better than having codec packs. besides, those packs get messy cos they install a million different things.......vlc is just one thing
I used to deal with those codec packs before I found VLC and realise how easy it can be.
WMP as a primary, VLC as backup......I've never needed anything else
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09-01-2009 05:55 PM |
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iKingsten
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RE: Audio/MP3 player software?
if you wanna watch videos --> vlc is the best
I'm using WMP for music, but I'm not really happy with it's design and look.. I like songbird's design way more, but I don't know if it works good..
I don't like winamp and I don't wanna download iTunes, so I think I'll be looking at Songbird soon!
edit: so I was looking at the system requirements for songbird and it's much more than WMP.. could it slow down my computer?
This post was edited on 09-03-2009 at 12:37 PM by iKingsten.
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09-03-2009 12:36 PM |
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Menthix
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O.P. RE: Audio/MP3 player software?
quote: Originally posted by Menthix
...But after importing around 35000 songs to the library is becomes quite slow for various actions and consumes a lot of RAM. By default it doesn't show a regular playlist like Winamp does either. There is an add-on for a regular playlist, but that one is buggy. Too bad because I would really like this player if it was stable and lower on resources, hope they keep improving it.
Update: I tried foobar2000, which is nice too, but gave Songbird another try too. Stuck with Songbird. Songbird is a bit slow starting up, but otherwise it's fast enough to not bother me in normal usage. Having the playlist and library migrated (like iTunes) is something I need to get used to, but it works.
It does consume a lot of RAM, but hey, I have 8GB which I never fill up 100% anyway.
quote: Originally posted by iKingsten
I was looking at the system requirements for songbird and it's much more than WMP.. could it slow down my computer?
Besides my main system I also installed Songbird on a atom based netbook (and 2GB RAM), it works fine. Just give it a try, you can always go back, you don't even need to uninstall WMP.
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09-03-2009 02:30 PM |
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