Media Player Classic looks just like Windows Media Player 6.4, but has many additional features. It has a built in DVD player with real-time zoom, support for AVI subtitles, QuickTime and RealVideo support (requires QuickTime and/or Real Player); built-in MPEG2/SVCD/DVD codec
It also supports SVCD/CVD selectable subtitles and lots more. The best part about Media Player Classic is the ability to modify the filters when playing your favorite video files.
What is Media Player Classic - Home Cinema?
It is a Media Player Classic mod designed for homecinema usage and released by Casimir666.
Changes in Media Player Classic 6.4.9.1 [2007.01.27] :
- MPC: Solved a problem with the pixel shader resizer
- MPC: The internal FLV4 video decoder will now only be used in low merit mode.
- MPC: Fixed isdb url.
Changes in Media Player Classic - Home Cinema 1.0.11.0 :
- NEW: Command Line Option "/dubdelay" applies a positive or negative audio delay of ???ms, if filename contains "DELAY ???ms" (internal Audio Switcher required)
- NEW: Russian, Turkish, Czech, Spanish and Hungarian translations
- NEW: Internal AVI splitter support AMV files (need an ffdshow update to decode)
- CHANGED: Filetype association. MPC is now recognized as a registered media player application. Filetype registration now compatible with UAC. (Vista)
- CHANGED: Matroska internal subtitles are not loaded if "auto-load subtitles" option is off
- CHANGED: Allow DirectShow to use a disabled internal source and transform filters when no other suitable filter is available
- FIXED: Subtitle popup menu not working in French
- FIXED: Remember file position option not working properly in playlist mode
- FIXED: Crash when opening "Navigation" menu while playing dvd (German locale only)
- FIXED: Memory leak with window resize
- FIXED: Many GUI related things
- FIXED: Crash when opening zero byte length MP3 files
- FIXED: Crash when using "Save thumbnails" with number of row or column greater than 8 (now internally limited to 8)
In my Opinion its even better than VLC, BSplayer and the other ones... I've used both for a long time, but my personal winner is: MPC
1. MPC
2. BSplayer (yeah, iam fan of it too, just because of the "customize subtitle" functions in PRO)
3. VLC
4. PowerDVD (<- needed for proper HD/BD-DVD playback)
5. ...enough...^^
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