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What Software Do You Use For Watching Movies
Started by Tonny, Sep 19 2005 06:14 PM
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#3
Posted 20 September 2005 - 01:57 AM
I use powerDvd for watching dvd movies since i believe it is the best DVD software out there since it does wonderful stuff for audio. For any other movie i use Winamp since i like how it can use Dee2 to make the audio sound awesome on my 7.1 speaker system. Plus, you can use whatever plugins you like on movies if u dont have dee2 or what not
#4
Posted 20 September 2005 - 02:42 AM
fffanatics, on Sep 20 2005, 12:57 PM, said:
I use powerDvd for watching dvd movies since i believe it is the best DVD software out there since it does wonderful stuff for audio. For any other movie i use Winamp since i like how it can use Dee2 to make the audio sound awesome on my 7.1 speaker system. Plus, you can use whatever plugins you like on movies if u dont have dee2 or what not
Ya PowerDVD is good for DVD's.
also, for files like avi and all i use VLC media player, which is compitable with most and good....
#7
Posted 20 September 2005 - 07:34 AM
I use Windows Media Player for most of my stuff. I just like the look. Anything that doesn't work in Media Player goes to VLC. VLC is quite a good player, put I don't like there look. And WMP has addon's and a media library etc. But its a little pushy on computer resources. So basically, I am set for life with WMP and VLC. Until VLC has a music library option, I won't be switching anytime soon.
#14
Posted 29 October 2005 - 11:14 PM
I'm using Power DVD also. I was looking for a dvd player that I could use to capture frames from my dvds to use to make animations for flash pages.It plays movies ok,Ive only figured out how to capture every other frame which seems to work ok as well unless you do it manually then I was able to cap each frame, but I didnt feel that was necessary to get a good animation.
#16
Posted 17 January 2008 - 03:09 PM
how to use winamp
What Software Do You Use For Watching Movies
Ive downloaded winamp as when I download films it says they are winamp files. So when I go to watch them on winamp I cant find how to get the actual movie on screen, I can hear it etc. Just cant see it..
Can any1 help?
-george
What Software Do You Use For Watching Movies
Ive downloaded winamp as when I download films it says they are winamp files. So when I go to watch them on winamp I cant find how to get the actual movie on screen, I can hear it etc. Just cant see it..
Can any1 help?
-george
#18
Posted 20 January 2008 - 04:50 PM
Tonny, on Sep 19 2005, 06:14 PM, said:
which software do you use for watching movies?
which one is the best?
i use cyberlink power dvd and im think that its ok. it could be much better. more options like zoom can create this software better. what do u think?
which one is the best?
i use cyberlink power dvd and im think that its ok. it could be much better. more options like zoom can create this software better. what do u think?
VLC But it does have a few problems..
hopefully the make a better version soon.
Anyone know why you cant play movies in vlc on a 2nd monitor i.e if you have laptop plugged into another monitor \ tv? im sure i looked at most options.
#20
Posted 20 January 2008 - 09:59 PM
Well, since I have a Mac I normally use VLC Player or QuickTime and that just covers each and every file type available! I think it is great that VLC supports that many extensions because it really makes things easy...
I had quite a few problems with playing real player files or windows media players files in safari, because I just couldn't get them to work inside safari! Well the solution is Flip4Mac, a great simple program that enable quicktime to play WMA and also enables Safari to play wma files inside itself...and that is all I need.
I had quite a few problems with playing real player files or windows media players files in safari, because I just couldn't get them to work inside safari! Well the solution is Flip4Mac, a great simple program that enable quicktime to play WMA and also enables Safari to play wma files inside itself...and that is all I need.
#23
Posted 21 January 2008 - 11:19 AM
I use vlc player.
I like
1. Simple and powerful
2. Controls are so easy --
volume up - ctrl up arrow
volume down - ctrl down
seek - ctrl right and left
3. Visibility is good...
4. And it comes with default codecs. So i need not worry abt that too...
So.. i prefer and use VLC media player.
Apart from that i also use Windows media player and real media.
I like
1. Simple and powerful
2. Controls are so easy --
volume up - ctrl up arrow
volume down - ctrl down
seek - ctrl right and left
3. Visibility is good...
4. And it comes with default codecs. So i need not worry abt that too...
So.. i prefer and use VLC media player.
Apart from that i also use Windows media player and real media.
#24
Posted 20 February 2008 - 10:14 AM
heavensounds, on Sep 20 2005, 12:08 PM, said:
I use BSPlayer for divx because it is the fastest and works without pauses..I am proud of it because it was made by an Slovenian author..
For DVDs I use PowerDVD...
Nothing special i guess
For DVDs I use PowerDVD...
Nothing special i guess
i have vista and use built-in media center for media like this
it works well and has cool features
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