Now, this isn't just for the Linux video-geeks out there, although I'd like to hear from them, we're wondering what is your favorite media player? With the recent explosion of Vodcasting, and the sort, we're wondering exactly what format do people prefer, and which player do they use to watch? Our dogg, Steve, uses Mplayer in Linux to watch us with Ascii characters, which do you prefer?Fav Media Player?
Now, this isn't just for the Linux video-geeks out there, although I'd like to hear from them, we're wondering what is your favorite media player? With the recent explosion of Vodcasting, and the sort, we're wondering exactly what format do people prefer, and which player do they use to watch? Our dogg, Steve, uses Mplayer in Linux to watch us with Ascii characters, which do you prefer?Reader Comments
(Page 1)2. 1) Quicktime. 2) VLC. 3) nada
Posted at 2:00PM on Nov 14th 2005 by testMonkey
3. I use ZoomPlayer (PC) for everyday video viewing, plus Quicktime to view some MP4s and some editing chores. ZoomPlayer works great with my TV that's set up as a second monitor.
Posted at 2:32AM on Nov 15th 2005 by Don Whitaker
1. Many of my friends use VLC Player (http://www.videolan.org/vlc/). It plays back pretty much any file under then sun, without the need for codec installs (it even supports H.264). But I had audio problems.
So my favorite is still Windows Media Player, with the K-Lite Codec Pack installed (http://www.codecguide.com/features_mega.htm). It plays anything, including Quicktime and Real files.
As for music, I use iTunes.
Posted at 2:15AM on Nov 14th 2005 by Benoit