It just crashed as I tried saving a file's metadata, and now the file seems to be corrupt. It crashes a lot, really. Is there something better around now? MPC doesn't seem to have as wide a range of compatibility, or, as far as I know, the ability to save and open playlists. Otherwise I'd just use that.
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I always liked Zoom Player myself, especially for mkv's with built-in subtitles. I'm not sure about saving metdata, but it handles playlists just fine.
If you want to use it though, just be warned that it will want to install way more codecs/components than you would ever need, some of which have caused conflicts with other applications (mostly Fallout 3). The only ones I've really ever needed are FFDShow and Haali's Media Splitter. AC3Filter is the really bad one, I think.
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Media Player Classic - Home Cinema is what I use, with VLC as a backup.
As for compatibility, the only problems I have with MPCHC are .tta (if you want lossless, you're better off with .flac anyways) and .xspf (other playlist files should work fine)
I've been using VLC for years now and I've literally never had a single problem with it. It use it to play video files and it's done that perfectly every single time.
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SMOKEDOG42O posted... From: The Mana Sword | #010 media player elitists I know, right?
I've been using VLC for years now and I've literally never had a single problem with it. It use it to play video files and it's done that perfectly every single time.
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But if you're using different kinds of files I see the issue I guess. For me though it's always been fine to play your average episode of 24 or himym.
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I wouldn't have a problem with VLC if it didn't crash for me all the damn time, and if it hadn't just corrupted one of my video files so that there is no video or audio. If not wanting corrupted files makes me an elitist, then I'm an elitist.
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VLC is good because it's compatible with almost everything and you never have to worry about finding plugins for your videos, but not because it runs anything well or succeeds in actually allowing good playback of videos.
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