Media playing software.
Which programs do you use to play music? What about videos?
I use Winamp 2.91 for music and Media Player Classic for videos. But I'm getting annoyed at 2.91 sometimes, and wouldn't mind some useful alternatives - especially if they have a good library system, since I use my library a lot.
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I just use WMP, and was thinking of changing to Winamp when I get a new computer, but I don't know if it's really worth it. Is it worth the hassle changing from Media Player?
i used to use WMP for everything but i dled a trailer for advent children and my comp had some problems so i dled real player and i use that for video files now
Winamp 5.09 Pro for music, VLC Media Player for video.
WMP for videos and iTunes for music.
Winamp 5.something for music, WMP for videos
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Do you ever have any problems with it? Pros/Cons?Originally Posted by Orestes
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Works like a charm, though it doesn't always like to stay on top. Other than that, no complaints.
Windows: Winamp 5.09 for music, MPC for video
Linux: XMMS for music, MPlayer for video
Winamp and WMP for music/vidoes
DivX for certain trailers
Realplayer for videos that can only be played through it.
Quiktime for some other trailers
and Musicmatch for some music.
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No hassle. In fact, I'd imagine it's much more of a hassle waiting for WMP's ridiculous load times for its over-bloated interface.
Winamp 5 for music, MPC for video.
I refuse to download any sort of Real software just to view some horribly compressed video on the Internet.
If I had to input the information for a song in WMP (say, it came from a mixed burned CD-R so I couldn't download the information), that wouldn't carry over to Winamp, would it? I don't think I've done that too often, so maybe it doesn't really matter, but it was part of my hesitation to switch.
I use Windows Media Player for everything. No complaints at all.
Yeah, it's all written into the file, so any program that opens it can read the tags you've given it.
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