Post number #262259, ID: 7c2dc1
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What do you use to watch your shit? (not on website of course....)
I use MPV
Post number #262351, ID: 020c9b
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VLC or mpv with SMPlayer frontend.
Post number #262361, ID: defce0
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VLC
Post number #262819, ID: d26ac6
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VLC
Post number #262821, ID: 4d807a
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MPC with CCCP
Post number #262832, ID: 11a3c4
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Mpchc
Post number #262844, ID: d2e090
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Mostly MPV for chinese cartoons, vlc for the rest, on GNU/Linux ofcourse.
Post number #263070, ID: e0e470
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vlc or gtfo
Post number #263091, ID: c51f82
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Kodi FTW :)
Post number #263119, ID: e6495c
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VLC often creates those weird glitches with pixels when you change the position in the timelime (disgusting if your are watching porn).
I never had those problems with MPC, but MPC changes the sound pitch when you double the reproduction speed (I do this a lot for documentaries and classes).
I haven't tried MPV, but I will soon.
Post number #263127, ID: eca48c
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vlc or gtfo
Post number #263377, ID: 001ded
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Winamp
Post number #263408, ID: 2ceb21
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vlc
Post number #263581, ID: d565b6
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Windows Media Player lol
Post number #263593, ID: 602eb7
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>>263581 Disgustingly non-Free.
Post number #263658, ID: 2f8896
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vlc or mpv
Post number #263673, ID: 51d7f9
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MPC
Post number #264536, ID: 08e164
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VLC
Post number #265520, ID: 10588d
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Might try VLC soon
Post number #265569, ID: 394c0a
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MPV, but I heard good things about VLC after their 3.0.0 release.
Post number #266315, ID: e2ca71
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Video vlc. Music music bee
Post number #266357, ID: 8f7a22
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Kodi!!!!!
Post number #267133, ID: 94d089
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Vlc Clementine
Post number #267136, ID: 94d089
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(Clementine for audio. Thought of specifying as the thread is for video, thus Vlc there)
Post number #267744, ID: ce9851
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VLC as well as VLC on websites
Post number #268198, ID: 2c88d6
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mpc-hc since forever.
Post number #268270, ID: 2a08d1
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Vlc
Post number #268506, ID: 1b79f1
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Mpc with CCCP for the longest time but started using Kodi recently
Post number #269294, ID: 74f251
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Vlc and mpc-hc, occasionally
Post number #270925, ID: d5227c
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«mplayer -vo fbdev2»
Post number #270942, ID: dc91ff
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>>d5227c At least someone's doing things efficiently.
Post number #271284, ID: 4853c5
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VLC
Post number #271296, ID: cb9da8
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I built my own player which renders frames in ASCII so I can play mp4s in terminal.
Post number #271371, ID: 78e991
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I use mpv. mpv, VLC 3.x, MPC-HC+LAV and Kodi are all pretty acceptable though.
>>263119 VLC used to blatantly seek to non-I-frames, but I think it's better now? mpv has good seeking and audio pitch correction, if you're interested.
Post number #271647, ID: 19d4fc
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>all those coneheads enjoying artifacts lel
Post number #272267, ID: 134038
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MPC and standard Windows video player...
Post number #272845, ID: 58743d
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VLC or mx player
Post number #272851, ID: eca48c
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>>271647 >implying artifacts aren't the natural and artsy wonders of the internet
Post number #272880, ID: 51d7f9
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>>272851 >no boss my program isn't buggy, that's just the natural wonder of computer science
Post number #273127, ID: e79494
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Mpc, foobar2000
Post number #273445, ID: 25128f
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MPC and MPV.
Post number #273525, ID: 03e78c
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>>273445 Right on. MPV for Linux and MPCHC + your codec pack of choice for Windows.
Post number #273785, ID: f4c59a
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Potplayer
Post number #273820, ID: 653428
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LG DP172G portable DVD player. A lovely little thing.
Post number #275474, ID: bd6312
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MPV or VLC.
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| What do you use to watch your shit? (not on website of course....)
I use MPV