Although ZOOM PLAYER is one of the BEST media players on the market right now, I think that is still far miles away from the awesome freeware POTPLAYER, which is even PORTABLE:

http://codecpack.co/download/PotPlayer.html

As far as I know POTPLAYER is the most advanced, powerful and customizable media player ever realesed so far, which makes the overrated VLC player a joke, thanks to its endless amount of tweaks you can play on both audio and video input and output.

Not to mention that it can also play pretty much any kind of codecs out there, giving users the ability to even add and assign custom video filters (to improve the quality of H264/AVC1 at 1080p, for instance).

See also:
http://www.light-alloy.ru
http://kantaris.org

In case you have some issues with codecs....don't worry and be happy....Giovanni has always a (FREE) solution for you:

http://www.kcsoftwares.com/index.php?vtb
http://shark007.net/win7codecs.htmlhttp://www.giveawayoftheday.com/img/button_submit_comment.gif

Enjoy!!

Giovanni Mr FREE  –  10 years ago  –  Avez-vous trouver ce commentaire utile ? oui | non (+200)

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Installed and registered without problems on a Win 8.1 Pro 64 bit system.

If you check in the installing procedure the "Zoom Player Install Center", then this program in version 9.0 checks your installed codecs, after checking you can update the codecs automatically (if needed) or install additional codecs. This works in my case without problems.

A company from Israel with address&fax.

The company claims The world's most flexible & customizable media player. You have to believe it or not.

A well known player, the newest version (April 30th, 2014) and a reliable company.

I liked the installation, the possibility to update and the many features. Don't miss the informational tutorials on their page. And if you want to change the skin, you'll have a choice of about one hundred.

For additional features, you need the zoom player "Max":

Decrypted Blu-Ray Movie playback with Subtitle support.

Video Wall (Span a single video across multiple monitors).

Create custom Mobile-Phone RingTones from playing media.

Scene-Cut (Dynamic, Virtual Audio/Video editing).

I'll replace my installed PotPlayer with this.

Thank you Inmatrix.com and GAOTD!

Karl  –  10 years ago  –  Avez-vous trouver ce commentaire utile ? oui | non (+159)

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#4: "Nice player though. But what is the difference between Max and Pro version. Again what about other freewares like Gom Player, KMP, VLC, Media Player Classic etc. "

When it comes to players folks have an embarrassment of riches. :)

XBMC is Very popular as a media center -- it's the basis of many of the Blu-Ray players that have been on GOTD, and is used on several TV boxes running Android. http://www.videohelp.com/tools/XBMC

MPC-HC is tremendously popular as a player rather than media center app -- perhaps the favorite of video nerds, it lets you customize the use of DS [Direct Show] filters to get the best playback your PC/laptop is capable of. There's 32 & 64 bit regular & portable versions, and the mpc-hc.org download page offers collections of DS filters too. http://www.videohelp.com/tools/Media-Player-Classic-Home-Cinema

madVR isn't a player, but rather another tool favored by many video nerds that can often make the video from your favorite player look better. Windows uses a DS Video Renderer -- you have your choice of 2 or 3 in win7 -- & that what madVR does. http://www.videohelp.com/tools/madVR

When you buy a player like PowerDVD it often comes with everything you need to play video -- not so with many free & lower cost players. Video files need to be read, split into separate audio, video, & sometimes subtitle streams, and those streams need to be decoded, rendered, & the results sent to your audio & display hardware. Sometimes you're expected to add what you need if/when it's not included with Windows, sometimes a player will include this stuff when it installs. The LAV filters can often help with the splitting & decoding parts, handling formats that Windows doesn't come equipped to deal with, & can use hardware assist, including Intel's Quick Sync. http://www.videohelp.com/tools/LAV-Filters http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_Quick_Sync_Video

Of course there's always VLC, which is great, but maybe not as much a favorite with HD video. You'll find more alternatives & info on them here: http://www.videohelp.com/tools/sections/video-players

That's not to knock the Zoom Player -- it's listed on that player page, & clicking the link you'll find info & comments or short reviews. Zoom's been around a long time -- it's also grown a bit much for my tastes but that's me -- I prefer lighter weight & preferably portable players, but then I've got PowerDVD & Nero & Cinemaster players for Blu-Ray, & those are already a bit invasive, so I've got to be more careful a heavier player doesn't muck things up. If you're after a full Blu-Ray player BTW, one that can handle Java features & menus, got another e-mail offer from Nero last Friday featuring the latest Nero Platinum for $35 -- pretty much unbeatable for that price IMHO, so if you may be interested, get on their mailing list [I've gotten dozens of e-mails this year with that price].

And finally, if all the video player & media center talk, & the lists of *do this but not that* make your eyes glaze over, maybe OpenELECT or GeeXboX is for you. The idea is to package everything you need for a HTPC or Media Center setup in a very small Linux distribution -- add it to your hard drive, or put it on a CD or USB stick, & boot into your Media Machine whenever you want. GeeXboX even supports the super cheap RaspberryPi. http://www.videohelp.com/tools/OpenELEC http://www.videohelp.com/tools/GeeXboX

mike  –  10 years ago  –  Avez-vous trouver ce commentaire utile ? oui | non (+64)

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I have used Zoomplayer in former times and liked it.

Normally file size is not correlated with quality, but if a software has a lot of integrated codecs as VLC and PotPlayer do that's different.

Zoom Player Pro 9.0.2 minus Themida wrapper: 10 MB,
free VLC Portable_2.1.3 >20 MB,
free PotPlayer >15 MB.

VLC can handle blueray (not copy protected ones), the others can't!

Who is hindering you using all three? But be careful if a player wants to install some additional xyz codec pack. In contrast portable software like VLC portable doesn't install anything, nowhere!

FrancisBorne  –  10 years ago  –  Avez-vous trouver ce commentaire utile ? oui | non (+59)

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Right Download link for "ADVANCED Codecs for Windows 7 and 8":

http://shark007.net/win7codecs.html

Sorry for inconvenience!

Giovanni Mr FREE  –  10 years ago  –  Avez-vous trouver ce commentaire utile ? oui | non (+48)

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