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View Poll Results: Video Media Player Application of the Year
Mplayer. I was a bit of a fan of smplayer, actually, but it seems that the latest version has re-introduced some bugs.
However, I have to admit that I have a handful of wmv files from a year of six ago and some recent HD stuff that simply will not play in mplayer - some will play only in xine, other ones only in vlc. So I'm obliged to keep all three
Distribution: ArchLinux / Source Mage GNU Linux (test branch) / openSUSE
Posts: 130
Rep:
Does somebody said something about MPlayer? It happens to be the only thing I do use for video: Watching, encoding, decoding, webcam, checking audio samples from MC, enjoying life, and what not..?
I find mplayer is a little unstable and vlc not very user friendly.
Use Xine because it does excatly what it says on the tin with a nice user friendly interface aand with the addtion of a few codecs I haven't yet found a piece of media it will not play.
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