Media Player Classic - Home Cinema - Page 2

Jojoyee · 02. Oct 2009, 03:23 AM

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Originally Posted by BrollyLSSJ

Yes, it is true, that they spam about 1 or 2 times every months or so for upgrades, but maybe the people should just login to their account and untick every option in the service letter page...

Not a problem to me, the spams go straight to my spam folder, which will be emptied automatically after x days.

BrollyLSSJ · 02. Oct 2009, 03:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Jojoyee

Not a problem to me, the spams go straight to my spam folder, which will be emptied automatically after x days.

I only posted that information in general, because I know many people who do not like these kind of emails and because Anupam said, that many people here complained about it.

Jojoyee · 02. Oct 2009, 04:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BrollyLSSJ

I only posted that information in general, because I know many people who do not like these kind of emails and because Anupam said, that many people here complained about it.

Yes, that info is helpful.

Jojoyee · 03. Oct 2009, 06:57 AM

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Originally Posted by Anupam

I just looked up Media Player Classic Home Cinema. It is being developed based on MPC, when its author stopped working on it. There have been more features added to MPC, to make it better...

I downloaded Media Player Classic Home Cinema and gave it a try.

Not bad, playing mp4, wmv, swf, and some other format files with no issue.

That said, it can't play some of my flv files downloaded from YouTube even though I have installed Flv Codec for Windows Media Player Classic.

Anupam · 03. Oct 2009, 10:12 AM

I use FlvPlayer4Free to watch flv videos

. Its a special player to watch flv videos, and it looks great. I love it. It plays them wonderfully, unlike other players, where the videos seems a bit distorted, and breaking up like on VLC.

Jojoyee · 03. Oct 2009, 12:26 PM

The latest KLite Codec Pack now includes Media Player Classic regular and home cinema versions.

I installed the codec pack with the default home cinema version player.

Now running flv and most other types of media files with no issues. Don't need another player.

While playing video files on home cinema version, it opens up one window, while the earlier regular version opens up two windows.

I opt for home cinema version now. Bye bye regular version

.

Anupam · 03. Oct 2009, 12:37 PM

I guess I will be going for MPC Home Cineam too, because it is in development, and as you say has got more features.
I don't particularly like the codec packs.. got too many things to choose and install. Most of my demands are fulfilled by VLC, and I install Real Player Alternative, and Quick Time Alternative, if I want to listen/see real media, or quick time media

.

BrollyLSSJ · 03. Oct 2009, 01:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Anupam

I guess I will be going for MPC Home Cineam too, because it is in development, and as you say has got more features.
I don't particularly like the codec packs.. got too many things to choose and install. Most of my demands are fulfilled by VLC, and I install Real Player Alternative, and Quick Time Alternative, if I want to listen/see real media, or quick time media

.

I do not want codec packs at all either, that's why i use MPC-HC (VLC ran even worser then WMP 11 with ffdshow). Dunno if you need Real Alternative and Quicktime Alternative, but I had them installed (for Opera).

Btw. I guess I just answered your question about VideoCDs on the free burning apps section:

Anupam · 03. Oct 2009, 01:46 PM

Thanks Brolly, I just replied there.

Yesterday, I looked up on the internet, and found that Ashampoo Burner will make video CDs. So, I downloaded the version 6.76, which is free and available on many download sites. I will be using that to make the video CDs.

I found that two other programs: CDTools Front End, and Amok Burner have the option to make video CDs too

.

BrollyLSSJ · 03. Oct 2009, 03:13 PM

It is legit. Computerbild is a German magazine and it even had the previous version (2009 Advanced, which is based on Burning Studio 9.0) on it's CD / DVD. Other German magazines like Chip (chip.de) and PC Magazine (pc-magazin.magnus.de) also had the 2009 Advanced on their CD / DVD. There are even more PC Magazines (PC Praxis). Computerbild also offers Ashampoo Music Studio 2009 and Ashampoo Cover Studio.

Though I must admit, that you can now even register Ashampoo Burning Studio 9 for free, but for that I haven't found any information, which Magazine or so is giving it away for free. But because I am not sure about the Burning Studio 9 offer, I posted Ashampoo Burning Studio 2010 and Music Studio here.

03. Oct 2009, 10:12 AM	#15 (permalink)
Anupam Moderator Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: India Posts: 9,187	I use FlvPlayer4Free to watch flv videos . Its a special player to watch flv videos, and it looks great. I love it. It plays them wonderfully, unlike other players, where the videos seems a bit distorted, and breaking up like on VLC. __________________ Anupam

03. Oct 2009, 12:26 PM	#16 (permalink)
Jojoyee Maestro di Search Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 4,058	The latest KLite Codec Pack now includes Media Player Classic regular and home cinema versions. I installed the codec pack with the default home cinema version player. Now running flv and most other types of media files with no issues. Don't need another player. While playing video files on home cinema version, it opens up one window, while the earlier regular version opens up two windows. I opt for home cinema version now. Bye bye regular version . __________________ Keep It Short and Sweet

03. Oct 2009, 12:37 PM	#17 (permalink)
Anupam Moderator Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: India Posts: 9,187	I guess I will be going for MPC Home Cineam too, because it is in development, and as you say has got more features. I don't particularly like the codec packs.. got too many things to choose and install. Most of my demands are fulfilled by VLC, and I install Real Player Alternative, and Quick Time Alternative, if I want to listen/see real media, or quick time media . __________________ Anupam

03. Oct 2009, 01:46 PM	#19 (permalink)
Anupam Moderator Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: India Posts: 9,187	Thanks Brolly, I just replied there. Yesterday, I looked up on the internet, and found that Ashampoo Burner will make video CDs. So, I downloaded the version 6.76, which is free and available on many download sites. I will be using that to make the video CDs. I found that two other programs: CDTools Front End, and Amok Burner have the option to make video CDs too . __________________ Anupam

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03. Oct 2009, 03:13 PM	#20 (permalink)
BrollyLSSJ Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2009 Posts: 20	It is legit. Computerbild is a German magazine and it even had the previous version (2009 Advanced, which is based on Burning Studio 9.0) on it's CD / DVD. Other German magazines like Chip (chip.de) and PC Magazine (pc-magazin.magnus.de) also had the 2009 Advanced on their CD / DVD. There are even more PC Magazines (PC Praxis). Computerbild also offers Ashampoo Music Studio 2009 and Ashampoo Cover Studio. Though I must admit, that you can now even register Ashampoo Burning Studio 9 for free, but for that I haven't found any information, which Magazine or so is giving it away for free. But because I am not sure about the Burning Studio 9 offer, I posted Ashampoo Burning Studio 2010 and Music Studio here.