View Poll Results: Which Media player do you use?

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  • BS Player

    1 4.17%
  • Gom Player

    0 0%
  • KMPlayer

    5 20.83%
  • Media Player Classic

    3 12.50%
  • Pot Player

    3 12.50%
  • Real Player

    1 4.17%
  • WinAmp

    1 4.17%
  • Windows Media Player

    1 4.17%
  • VLC

    6 25.00%
  • Other Player (please post your choice)

    3 12.50%
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Thread: Which Media player do you use?

  1. #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by ashwin View Post
    Thats a lot of players you have Raghav, I guess you voted for BS Player
    Good to have many failsafe options

    BTW I didnt vote, would choose Media Player Classic and Winamp if this was multiple choice voting

  2. #12
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    I am using Windows Media Player and Vlc Media Player.
    I also have Quicktime player as some .mp4 files plays without their audio when i play them with vlc player.

    I can convert them(.mp4) to other format but there are other family members also who are using System but doesn't know how to convert, so i kept Quicktime .

  3. #13
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    Quote Originally Posted by Raghav View Post
    foobar2000-Good for listening to FLAC files
    AIMP2
    Winamp
    BSPlayer
    Spider Player
    Media Player Classic-Videos watched using this
    iTunes- need this for syncing Ipod Touch
    MediaMonkey- Works as media manager, good for updating missing music file info[tags bascially]

    had KMplayer but didnt like that player, so removed it




    K-Lite Codec Pack 6.90 Full, installs all needed codecs
    That's a big list Raghav.

    It's true that Media Monkey is a good media manager. But, to auto-tag missing info, try Winamp. It has Gracenote song recognition technology which is amazing and 90% of the time it correctly identifies the song (Especially English songs... forget about local films). I'm sure, audiophiles like you will love it.

  4. #14
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    Quote Originally Posted by Samuel View Post
    That's a big list Raghav.

    It's true that Media Monkey is a good media manager. But, to auto-tag missing info, try Winamp. It has Gracenote song recognition technology which is amazing and 90% of the time it correctly identifies the song (Especially English songs... forget about local films). I'm sure, audiophiles like you will love it.
    Thanks yaar, works great

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  5. #15
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    I am using WMP but I will be taking a look at VLC and KMP for sure

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    Quote Originally Posted by Raghav View Post
    Glad you liked it Raghav. It can also download Album art, check that feature too

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    Quote Originally Posted by Samuel View Post
    . But, to auto-tag missing info, try Winamp. It has Gracenote song recognition technology which is amazing and 90% of the time it correctly identifies the song (Especially English songs... forget about local films). I'm sure, audiophiles like you will love it.
    Most of the time, Gracenote in WinAmp works quite well... BUT... I listen to a lot of techno, mainly trance... and that's not all that popular and as a result about a third of the time or more, Gracenote does not or cannot tag the song correctly.

    I've tried other programs to do auto-tagging, but still am not satisfied. I'm interested in finding one that utilizes the FreeDB database.

    Right now, if Winamp doesn't tag it, then I have to open up Magix MP3 Maker... and, man is it bloated.

    Anyone have suggestions?
    Last edited by jelson; 25-02-11 at 11:12 PM.

  8. #18
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    Audio/Video:

    The KMPlayer
    VLC
    Windows Media Player 12(rarely)

    Codec Packs:

    Windows 7 Codecs(shark066) on Windows 7
    Cole2k Media - Advanced_Codec Pack v7.9.1 on XP SP3

    Last edited by constantine; 26-02-11 at 09:29 AM. Reason: added codec packs

  9. #19
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    Quote Originally Posted by jelson View Post
    Most of the time, Gracenote in WinAmp works quite well... BUT... I listen to a lot of techno, mainly trance... and that's not all that popular and as a result about a third of the time or more, Gracenote does not or cannot tag the song correctly.

    I've tried other programs to do auto-tagging, but still am not satisfied. I'm interested in finding one that utilizes the FreeDB database.

    Right now, if Winamp doesn't tag it, then I have to open up Magix MP3 Maker... and, man is it bloated.

    Anyone have suggestions?
    Jelson, I know many players that use FreeDB to find CD info, but to tag audio files I never found a media player that does like that. But Google told me that you can auto-tag files using FreeDB by using (via )

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    VLC or KMPlayer are both excellent freebies.
    Real Player-no way

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