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Wild Peach July 26th, 2005 12:32 PM

Media Players
 
I'm curious to see what people prefer as their media player, I use Windows Media Player quite a bit, probably by default although I do have Nero as well. I can't complain about it, but there are some aspects of WMA that I could do without. What do you use and why?

ukbobboy01 July 27th, 2005 04:23 AM

Media Players
 
Dear WP

I will use any media player that will work with what I am trying to play.




UK Bob

Wild Peach July 27th, 2005 08:41 AM

Re: Media Players
 
Ahhhh, taking the path of least resistance, are we?! LOL!

Quote:

Originally posted by ukbobboy01
Dear WP

I will use any media player that will work with what I am trying to play.




UK Bob


Only A Hobo July 27th, 2005 04:09 PM

I use iTunes ( or Windows Media player if I absolutely must). Mainly i listen via iPod and the iTunes is perfect for feeding it. I failed to find anyway of creating/saving/using a playlist with windows media, but I didn't try very hard, and maybe it does not work as it should on a Mac

et voilą July 27th, 2005 04:13 PM

I use iTunes for music and either VLC or mplayer for movies, using something else is a crime :D

CyberStalker July 28th, 2005 09:37 AM

I personally prefer RealPlayer for both videos and music.:D

ultracross July 28th, 2005 10:04 AM

i like my winamp :D

CyberStalker October 31st, 2005 04:47 PM

A couple of weeks ago we got Nero and it's become one of my favorite media players for videos.;)

Nutcracker October 31st, 2005 05:01 PM

media players
 
I,ve been trying JRiver media center for a while now, seems to fit my bill, everything in one place. Try it. :)

DarkSorrow October 31st, 2005 08:04 PM

Im using Media Player Classic, so simple and full of codec

Dagam3 November 1st, 2005 05:25 AM

Bsplayer and wniamp

Sphinx November 2nd, 2005 08:08 AM

I rely on Windows Media Player 9x only for everything including videos. With the right codecs installed, Media Player is awesome :)

I avoid MS Real Media One at all costs & QuickTimes since it became Itunes.

Grandpa January 9th, 2006 10:39 PM

I use WMP most of the time and like Ukbob a host of others if it suits my needs.

xxxdarlingxxx January 9th, 2006 11:25 PM

Interesting to see everyones choices

I use VLC at the moment, not mastered getting codics for Media player yet.

xxxDxxx

me d January 10th, 2006 06:42 AM

music players for newbies
 
(1) realplayer, easy to use: good for organizing, listening or ripping, and burning. i organize all music here.
(2) windows media player, fairly easy: not so easy to import, great for submitting compilations, or obscure albums. excellent mini-player. my listening player.
(3) rhapsody, easy to use: doesn't hold on to files if you move them around, easy to listen or burn. i listen to D L here.
(4-5) I-Tunes & Nero, don't use either yet, but i'm trying.

CyberStalker January 10th, 2006 08:16 AM

Re: music players for newbies
 
Quote:

Originally posted by me d
(1) realplayer, easy to use: good for organizing, listening or ripping, and burning. i organize all music here.
(2) windows media player, fairly easy: not so easy to import, great for submitting compilations, or obscure albums. excellent mini-player. my listening player.
(3) rhapsody, easy to use: doesn't hold on to files if you move them around, easy to listen or burn. i listen to D L here.
(4-5) I-Tunes & Nero, don't use either yet, but i'm trying.

Do you find the Nero player difficult to use?:confused:

Lord of the Rings January 10th, 2006 10:30 AM

I use for audio: iTunes & Audion.
Video: VLC & at times QuickTime Pro.
Audio Streaming: Both VLC & iTunes.
Video " " : Depends on format. It might include wmp, vlc, rp, qt, etc.

Again, I may use a range of players for different purposes, including some not mentioned here. eg: mplayer, wire tap, audio hijack, etc.
blah blah & converters or go-betweens.

For windows: dBpowerAMP, WinAmp, Quintessential all have their merits!!! QCD being open source which is a major plus & should be supported. LW is open source remember, as is vlc, mplayer, audacity, etc.

Sleepless January 10th, 2006 12:31 PM

Quicktime alternative for video, haven't come across a file I couldn't play with it yet. ;)
QCD or WMP For audio

me d January 11th, 2006 05:23 AM

nero
 
cyber.
nero was originally installed for doing videos, so i haven't really looked in it to see how it works. don't guess it's for newbies like me tho. my secondary "guru" put it in, she's not here to use it or show me how.

what i do use out of it is the nero cover design. that part i do like. i make alot of my own compilations, hence the need for covers.

a friend just got an ipod, since i have the music i put it in my comp. now i'm learning about the i-tunes. i got the music in, and have been listening to her ipod. :)


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