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United States1760 Posts
To date, I've always just used VLC but recently I've been wondering if other players might offer a higher quality of video playback. Do they all just play video the same or do different players have different technology which might enable them to play higher quality video?   | ||
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celeste
England45 Posts
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CaucasianAsian
Korea (South)11601 Posts
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T.O.P.
Hong Kong4685 Posts
The best Media Player imo is Daum Potplayer. It has auto de-interlacing, The size of the player stays the same no matter what resolution the video is. You could change gamma settings on the fly to make the video darker/brighter. It has hotkeys setup throughout the keyboard. BUT, it's in korean. | ||
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MasterReY
Germany2708 Posts
I have a question too, might be a bit offtopic but w/e. is it possible with ANY player (preferably VLC) to have the video playing in original resolution but with a black border around it which fills out the screen? so that u have just the video in the middle in original resolution and around it its dark and there is nothing else. kind of like the "lights off" youtube mode, but without the browser and so on obv.^^ | ||
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Kouda
United States2205 Posts
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Judicator
United States7270 Posts
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Nao
Poland166 Posts
On January 03 2010 10:37 MasterReY wrote: Actually quality can change depending on codec used and it's settings, but it's not noticable usually.Quality does not depend on the video player. It has no influence on it^^ I have a question too, might be a bit offtopic but w/e. is it possible with ANY player (preferably VLC) to have the video playing in original resolution but with a black border around it which fills out the screen? so that u have just the video in the middle in original resolution and around it its dark and there is nothing else. kind of like the "lights off" youtube mode, but without the browser and so on obv.^^ Some codecs may have ie.: deblocking effect, smoothing or de-interlancing (GOM player has it build in) Also some codecs ie.: VLC's internal codecs sometimes have problems showing and scrolling some obscure types of media ie.: badly saved WMV or FLV's (but i think was an issue on elier VLC builds) There are only 2 players I know wich are capable of full screen 100% pixel to pixel size video 1) VPlayer (player from 2001 - it's simple and awesome if you have good codecs) 2) Media Player Classic, wich is a very good player with no internal codec's wich comes with CCCP codec pack (Best codec pack currently avilable IMHO) This option is on right click menu -> Video Frame -> Normal Size It is avilable here: http://www.cccp-project.net/ This codecs also have most advanced settings i found, especially good for solving video problems, and getting the best quality from some HD Videos (but really unless it's something like Anime with Very sharp color changes and static images it's hard to tell the difference) | ||
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skronch
United States2717 Posts
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ruXxar
Norway5669 Posts
The CCCP codec pack is a must as mentioned above. I also use VLC for the times when MPC fails to read the video files(which is not often). If you're not good with a computer, be careful when touching the advanced options(FFDShow and FFDAudio). I didn't understand half of them and default is usually good enough anyway. | ||
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MasterReY
Germany2708 Posts
On January 03 2010 11:59 Nao wrote: Actually quality can change depending on codec used and it's settings, but it's not noticable usually. Some codecs may have ie.: deblocking effect, smoothing or de-interlancing (GOM player has it build in) Also some codecs ie.: VLC's internal codecs sometimes have problems showing and scrolling some obscure types of media ie.: badly saved WMV or FLV's (but i think was an issue on elier VLC builds) There are only 2 players I know wich are capable of full screen 100% pixel to pixel size video 1) VPlayer (player from 2001 - it's simple and awesome if you have good codecs) 2) Media Player Classic, wich is a very good player with no internal codec's wich comes with CCCP codec pack (Best codec pack currently avilable IMHO) This option is on right click menu -> Video Frame -> Normal Size It is avilable here: http://www.cccp-project.net/ This codecs also have most advanced settings i found, especially good for solving video problems, and getting the best quality from some HD Videos (but really unless it's something like Anime with Very sharp color changes and static images it's hard to tell the difference) yo thanks for your post. i just noticed it works with VLC too lol just go fullscreen and rightclick --> video --> scaling (disable this) and its done :D | ||
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