What Media Player do you use to watch downloaded videos?

[psionx]

vlc may be getting a bad rap here but even though it dosen't play hd in hd It dose play everything out of the box and dosn't leave alot behind like codec packs do.the only feature it's missing is the ability to strech video to fit the screen like MPC dose.

[crimsonsoul]

VLC

[arsenalphan]

I find that KMPlayer  supports almost all formats I encounter, if it has issues I load up SMPlayer. Last resort is VLC.

 

http://betdownload.com/kmplayer-12-download

[cloudxkillah]

Ive never had any problems with BS Player and if i do VLC works just as great. Although ive never heard of VLC not playing videos in HD?

[Koby]

Ive never had any problems with BS Player and if i do VLC works just as great. Although ive never heard of VLC not playing videos in HD?

The poll is outdated and rather biased.

Before VLC 2.0, VLC use to downscale video and zoom in to lower cpu/gpu usage to make it play HD files smoother on crappy PC's so people would claim it was better because it worked easier on their PC's. Now days every PC you can buy should have absolutely no trouble playing HD files however. Also with VLC 2.0 they fixed a lot of their issues and stuff as well. I still don't use it myself but I can admit it's at least decent enough to use for those who want to.

[cloudxkillah]

Thanx alot for clearing that up Koby, you saved me the trouble of doing some research on that. 

[Xanders]

Media Player Classic - Home Cinema, I had it PLAY EVERYTHING !! except audio files >.>

[marlcarlo13]

Media Player Classic - i'm using it only for "Mediainfo"

VLC is my player!

[ryu_101]

I use Kawaii Codec pack!  It has given me great results!

[AtoMan]

SMPlayer or VLC, rarely MPC-HC.

[Tanis]

I can't stand codex packs, they always seem to screw with my computer.

 

So, I stick with VLC Player.

 

It's worked pretty good all these years, and the last updated made it so  I can play OGM files without any major issues.

[Draximum]

I'm more of a Windows Media Player Classic fan unless I am planning to make playlists, then I just use the normal Windows Media Player.

[ElementalCards]

VLC Media Player has been my friend for many years now. Before that, I used an outdated Windows Media Player.

[Acheliah]

I use PotPlayer x64 as main and MPC as secondary

[Cyrus]

Mostly KMPlayer. In case if it doesn't work - MPC-HC

[Nintendon't]

I used to use a WDTV HD player but I eventually got tired of the lack of updates and having to fiddle with some files to get them to work, now I use XBMC on my laptop hooked up to my TV. It's pretty awesome having my whole video library neatly organized and at my fingertips as well as from the comfort of my TV.

Edited February 5, 2014 by supersonic124

[nath30]

i use VLC it plays most video and audio files and is quite basic and simple will all the thatcher i might use like syncing audio to a vedio if it is out or using different audio or video tracks, but if i do have a problem opening something i resort to GOM.
 

[Adamsy]

vlc works fine for me.

[DawnShadow.]

I use both Windows Media Player and Media Player Classic - Home Cinema.

 

I use VLC player, and it works fine for me.

Does anyone else have heaps of problems with VLC Media Players such as freezing, playing files interlaced, quality deterioration and more?

Here's an example of something that happens regularly:

(None of this happens with any other players I have used)

[Ranma-kun]

Media Player Classic always and forever.

 

Combined with CCCP

Edited February 5, 2014 by Ranma-kun