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| View Poll Results: WHY WANT MY MUSIC AN VIDEOS PLAY | |||
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3 | 100.00% |
| WHAT FREE PLAYER WORKS BEST |
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0 | 0% |
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geday matey, new (old) kid on the block, cheers
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curlysue,
Howdy and ![]() Always happy to hear from our mates Up Over. Oh, wait; my map was upside down. |
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What free player works best? VLC - (click on link). VLC works for both audio & video files, & for video & audio streaming.
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VLC is very good, but the free GOM player may be even beter.
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I use CCCP Codec pack with Media Player Classic included. Probably does the same things the above ones do, but includes picture resolution/aspect ratio manipulation, using the numeric keypad. CCCP - Combined Community Codec Pack
Note: It's a video player, not a media library, so I would suggest something else for music. Personally I prefer Foobar2000. foobar2000 |
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