Media Player Classic 6.4.9.1

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frankie1220
8 Aug 2011
4/5Good
For some reason after updating it my video/audio starts stuttering. It lags so bad that it affects the whole video.

Also I have this laptop that can do 120hz refresh rate, but it isn't smooth enough so I have cyberlink powerdvd 11 which does the job quite awesome
Reviewed on Media Player Classic 6.4.9.1

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Hansen
31 May 2011
4/5Good
@Pavithran, it is possible, see "mpc/help/command line swithces". You edit(or add new)"open with"-command for the certain file type. Ie.in XP open: Explorer/Tools/Folder Options/File Types/AVI File, press "Advanced".

I only wish that mpc could open DVD-image files (ie. iso, img,..) without having to mount the file (or installing NERO). If anyone knows a trick, please tell:)(VLC does it, I know)
Reviewed on Media Player Classic 6.4.9.1

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Pavithran
19 May 2011
4/5Good
Very good but still,sometimes,I experience lagging when I'm watching AVI vids.I used the same file to be played in WMP and I dont see any lags.Media Player Classic is awesome.Fast responding unlike WMP which takes a while to play the song (maybe 2-3 sec or so..) but media player classic starts right away.I love that.

And there is another hiccup.The "Add to Playlist" option is not available for the media player classic.If there is one,things would be much easier.

Good luck,Your Awesomeness.
Reviewed on Media Player Classic 6.4.9.1

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Ogilvie
18 Aug 2010
4/5Good
Hi
Been using this for years. VLC is more versatile for video but the sound is awful now, very choppy, I much prefer MPC at the moment.

I just read that MPC will now display PNG thumbnails of cover images. Is that embedded images? But why PNG? Everyone (iTunes, Winamp. Media Monkey etc. )else is using JPG. That would mean a separate set of files just for MPC...not practical AND that seems to go against one of the guiding principles of MPC doesn't it? ( which is to keep things small).

Having a database (or catalog of sorts) capability would make it bigger but would greatly improve the product. If it could piggyback on existing XML type DBs (e.g. use the MM or Winamp database if one is already present) then that would be even better.

All in all, I like the product just as it is even without these bells an whistles.
Reviewed on Media Player Classic 6.4.9.1

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AV
4/5Good
This player lacks the most basic of all functions, it needs a REPEAT function!
Reviewed on Media Player Classic 6.4.9.1

It has a repeat function. Go into View Options. Under Playback, you can specify the number of times you want it to repeat or choose the forever option.

on 18 Sep 2011, by Tom Barrister

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Sjakko
2 Feb 2008
4/5Good
Great light weight player but useless since the vmr7/9 renderless mode (which are needed for subtitles) give me terrible tearing. Does anyone know if they're planning on solving this?
Reviewed on Media Player Classic 6.4.9.1

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4/5Good
v6.4.9.0 is able to render the subtitle for mkv files but v6.4.9.1 seems to break it.. The subtitle is not showing on the player..
Using WMP, the subtitle for the same file is working fine...

This really puzzles me...
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bsplay
30 Sep 2007
4/5Good
Why does media player classic freeze for 20seconds when i try to go move to another part of the movie and my second processor is 100%?? It started happening when i changed my memory,processor and motherboard.
Reviewed on Media Player Classic 6.4.9.1

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Schwappi
17 Aug 2007
4/5Good
I use this Player a long time. but not every file will be played corectly.
i've tried the method of "kai" but the following link doesn't work:
http://www.ssvc .com/bfbs/radio/streaming/bfbs1.asx
the errormessage:
"failed to render the file"

i tried various settings, but nothing works. I'm using "K-Lite-Codec-Pack"

If anyone knows, how to play this stream, please answer me.
Reviewed on Media Player Classic 6.4.9.0

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PA
4/5Good
good all-arrounder player but little bit slow. any solutions please?
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jokoon
30 Mar 2007
4/5Good
good but :
interface is a little too "windows default" :
I'd like to have no borders while in minimal mode, and it would quite better to have the time bar and the time on the same thing, both take too much place.
Reviewed on Media Player Classic 6.4.9.0

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Iaswnas
15 Jul 2006
4/5Good
After installing sp 2, i cant play wmv9 files with media player classic! I ve tried installing windows media player 11, ffdshow, etc but nothing but a green screen and sound.
I can play though wmv8 with media player classic but NOT wmv9!

Mplayer2 plays the files.

Help!!!!
Reviewed on Media Player Classic 6.4.9.0

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yuyoonshoo
28 Mar 2006
4/5Good
I converted some file with virtualdub . Some famous player can't play "converted files" but Media classic player can .Oh ! surprising !
I think that disadvantage of Media-classic-player is that it can't make play-list . If Media-classic-player can make play-list and manage them efficiently , I will always use Media-classic-palyer :)
thanks !
Reviewed on Media Player Classic 6.4.9.0

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AN
4/5Good
Does anyone else have problems screen capturing in MPC? I get like "GetCurrentImage failed, hr = 80004001" errors. This was a .rm file.

Thank you in advance. :)
Reviewed on Media Player Classic 6.4.9.0

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XX
4/5Good
Are there any Visualisation-Plug-ins for MPC?
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