What Media Player do you use to watch downloaded videos?

[Yuna]

eh... Windows Media Player... ^^

[Ripcat]

Media player classic Homecinema, with CCCP.

Never had a problem

[ウェンキ Leki]

vlc all the way. It supports all formats so i can care less.

[Botzz]

I watch on my Xbox 360 with HDMI cable on my 42" 1080p Samsung LED TV Works amazing Once XMBC360 comes out for JTAG'd Xboxs, I'll be able to play a LOT more filetypes, so it'll be even better.

[bigstu999]

MPC-HC, Plus K-lite codec pack using DXVA for me

[Goveynetcom]

I haven't had many problems with VLC(it's what I mainly use for windows). But I just use the standard Movie Player when I'm on my Linux laptop, the codec pack you just download to play any media file works with every video file I have.

I guess console wise, I use XBMC running on my old Xbox. That's when I can't stand being scrunched over my laptop anymore (it has a better screen then my tv though, lol).

[Ulquiorra]

MPC-HC, Plus K-lite codec pack

[brunz]

KM Player for the most part but if i get the TV to myself i hook it up to my Xbox and watch on my 46' Bravia LCD, looks amazing

[kenmar3]

I really like the simplicity of MPC cant get any better than that... plus its easy on the system. since iv used it it hasnt frozen on me once.

[Cynthia]

VLC player is my player of choice, simply because of its ease of use, support for a vast amount of video and audio codecs, and being so easily cross platform compatible. I use it on my Linux partition as well.

[-Zero-]

i use quicktime to watch them but that's occasionally. Usually i'll convert the file to another format like mp4 and then watch with any media player. All the anime i watch, i watch it on my iPhone

[Shiaku]

I use VLC cause my computer dosnt like CCCP or k-light ( idk why it just always crashes)

[Jerck]

Wow a lot of people use vlc.

I use MPC-HC for pretty much all of my videos with CCCP of course.

One thing I'll say VLC is good for is playing partially downloaded videos, It skips frames that aren't downloaded yet. It's not that great, but useful if you're dubious about wether of not the vid you're downloading is the one you want.

[lordofelemental]

i always use media player home cinema as a default video player, if any case the sound of the video is to low, even though in maximum volume.. i tend to switch to vlc media player

[hokageoffood]

VLC is good, no hassle for me

[Vael]

I find Media player clasic is the most efficient

personal preference

[Koby]

No offense, but 21 / 46 voters use VLC? Man this forum is full of retards. =P

VLC has horrible subtitle rendering, broken codecs, screwed up seeking, broken audio playback, desyncing of subtitles, and many other problems. You can't get anything worse than it. It's by far the worst player.

The only people who should use it are the people who don't know how to work a PC to install CCCP with MPC-HC.

VLC lovers watch this video and shut up:

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[† Sicka]

Lol, Koby you really hate VLC don't you, I had problems with it a few years ago with mkv files when i used it so i switched.

Now as i said before in the other thread i use The KMPlayer i did try MPC-HC with CCCP but it crashes with a 'Don't send' error every time i open MP4 Files and KM Doesn't so i'll stick to KM for now.

[lordofelemental]

just minding to ask you guys.. what player is best in playing blue ray type media's? when i played it at both VLC and MPC, the screen is sometimes dark and the fps drops by

[Koby]

@Sick

Well when someone sends me an email saying they have problem playing the file and I ask what player they use, 9 times out of 10 they reply with VLC.

I tell em it's shit, and get MPC-HC with CCCP.

Sometimes they argue at first, but usually they go and try it. They all end up having NO problems.

VLC sucks face it. I'm tired of having to give help because everyone wants to use a FAIL player.

On EDK, I'm probably going to have to leave a message saying we only support MPC-HC with CCCP, and will not provide tech support for other shitty playback solutions. So if you have problems get it, if you have it and still have problems (very unlikely unless you are an idiot who failed to install properly, have other codecs interfering, or have a corrupt or unfinished downloaded video) then send me an email and I'll provide help if possible.