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90115534 (banned)
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Re: Best Media Player

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XBMC for stand-alone and Plex for whole-house / multiple-platform support and/or for remote streaming support.

Sorry I think I confused you. I mean a actual windows media player.

I did find this. »www.techsupportalert.com ··· on_Guide

Though I keep hearing PotPlayer support has ended sense doom9 decided to drop the potplayer thread.

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said by 90115534:

said by darcilicious:

XBMC for stand-alone and Plex for whole-house / multiple-platform support and/or for remote streaming support.

Sorry I think I confused you. I mean a actual windows media player.

Hrm? Both of these work on Windows to play back video. They are (IMNSHO) "the best".
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said by darcilicious:

said by 90115534:

said by darcilicious:

XBMC for stand-alone and Plex for whole-house / multiple-platform support and/or for remote streaming support.

Sorry I think I confused you. I mean a actual windows media player.

Hrm? Both of these work on Windows to play back video. They are (IMNSHO) "the best".

And neither require codecs to be installed.
90115534 (banned)
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said by darcilicious:

said by 90115534:

said by darcilicious:

XBMC for stand-alone and Plex for whole-house / multiple-platform support and/or for remote streaming support.

Sorry I think I confused you. I mean a actual windows media player.

Hrm? Both of these work on Windows to play back video. They are (IMNSHO) "the best".

Oh ok.

Aren't they a whole huge application mainly for a MPC box ?
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said by darcilicious:

And neither require codecs to be installed.

Do they work with subtitles ?

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said by 90115534:

Oh ok.

Aren't they a whole huge application mainly for a MPC box ?

They play in a window just like any other video player. They don't require codecs to be installed. They DO want to organize your media for you (per their product descriptions). If that's too much good stuff for you then I would go with VLC for "simple" video file playback that again, doesn't require codecs to be installed.
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said by 90115534:

said by darcilicious:

And neither require codecs to be installed.

Do they work with subtitles ?

Yes, per the websites I posted.