What video/media player are you using on your computer?
Post number #401357, ID: 46f649
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I'm using MPC-HC + MadVR + LAV and MPV with SMPlayer frontend as my second option.
Post number #401370, ID: 71e79d
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Windows media player
Post number #401397, ID: a04295
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Tbh I'm using vlc because I haven't found a good media player for linux
Post number #401398, ID: a04295
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Tangerine sucks and the default that come with mint is even worst
Post number #401469, ID: 023a97
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>>401397 MPV a is pretty good Linux player, aside from no GUI. If it bothers you, you can always use one of the frontends.
Post number #401512, ID: 48ae7a
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Windows media player, and groove music for music
Post number #401513, ID: 02c467
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Some might say bloat but VLC is really good. There's literally nothing it can't open including CDs and such. It also acts as a front-end to ffmpeg and has automatic subtitle downloads. So comfy.
Post number #401515, ID: 212875
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>>401357 >MPC-HC + MadVR based and redpilled, that's what I use on Windows on Linux I use mpv
Post number #401522, ID: 212875
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>>401397 >>401513 I'm not sure how VLC works like on Linux because I always used mpv, but on Windows it always had shit colors for me.
Post number #401549, ID: 6483c8
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vlc or gtfo
Post number #401555, ID: 125bd4
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Smplayer and vlc does the work. I like being able to play compressed files such as rar withouth needing to unpack first.
Post number #401633, ID: d6bec9
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mpv
Post number #401698, ID: 153e6c
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Vlc because I don't have the time to figure out any of the words that op said.
Post number #401739, ID: 46f649
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>>401698 MPC-HC = Media Player Classic Home Cinema, auto explanatory.
MadVR = a video renderer, it allows you to use your CPU or GPU to do fancy shit like upscaling videos and removing visual artifacts.
LAV = is pretty much an open source codec that runs all sorts of video/audio files and does some fancy stuff for subtitles and whatnot.
MPV = is a player, it has no graphical interface, so if you want one you have to use a graphical interface on top of the player i.e. a frontend.
Post number #401741, ID: 46f649
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>>401698 Hopefully that clarified stuff a little bit.
Post number #402262, ID: 1ff1df
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kodi
Post number #402327, ID: 27d5bb
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mpc-hcrap
Post number #402464, ID: 153e6c
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>>401739 Well damn, I thought I'll just be called a dumb pleb but here you actually explained things to me, thanks
Post number #403026, ID: 89115b
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>>401397 honestly yeah vlc is really good. I use it on everything because there's almost nothing it can't read.
Post number #403033, ID: 58afac
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Same as half the people here it seems like, mpv on linux and vlc on Windows
Post number #403053, ID: 46f649
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Abandon VLC, people. MPC is much better, trust me. And it's not dead yet, one of the devs still maintains it.
Post number #403111, ID: 355572
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MPC
Post number #403130, ID: 575b68
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VLC for everything
Post number #403136, ID: be145d
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>>401739 thank you, we need morr gurls like this
Post number #403201, ID: d2caf4
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MPC for vids, Winamp for music.
Post number #403203, ID: 3f0318
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I use vlc and don't care enough to set up other
Post number #404066, ID: 07a7b6
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mpv is way better than mpc
Post number #404092, ID: c33086
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VLC and groove music
Post number #404162, ID: 67b2ae
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Vlc, Plex desktop app
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| I'm using MPC-HC + MadVR + LAV and MPV with SMPlayer frontend as my second option.