Multimedia plug-in(s) for audio/video
Moderators: Hacker, petermad, Stefan2, white
-
pdavit
- Power Member
- Posts: 1529
- Joined: 2003-02-05, 21:41 UTC
- Location: Kavala -> Greece -> Europe -> Earth -> Solar System -> Milky Way -> Space
- Contact:
Multimedia plug-in(s) for audio/video
Well, poll question says it all!
"My only reason for still using M$ Window$ as an OS is the existence of Total Commander!"
Christian Ghisler Rules!!!
Christian Ghisler Rules!!!
same as him but BSPlayer also for DVDHacker wrote:BSPlayer for video, PowerDVD for DVD and Winamp for audio.
Edit: I forgot: Pics & Flash with IrfanView since one of the first Versions
Last edited by Sir_SiLvA on 2004-12-31, 15:34 UTC, edited 1 time in total.
Hoecker sie sind raus!
-
SanskritFritz
- Power Member
- Posts: 3693
- Joined: 2003-07-24, 09:25 UTC
- Location: Budapest, Hungary
Nothing beats Apollo for mp3 and ogg. Errm, IMHO.
Superb quality and the smallest glitch between songs i have ever heard amogs players, and i tried many, including Winamp, FooBar, TrayPlayer, Sonique, Quintessential, CoolPlayer, nPlayer, WiMC, you name it
Superb quality and the smallest glitch between songs i have ever heard amogs players, and i tried many, including Winamp, FooBar, TrayPlayer, Sonique, Quintessential, CoolPlayer, nPlayer, WiMC, you name it
I switched to Linux, bye and thanks for all the fish!
-
fenix_productions
- Power Member
- Posts: 1979
- Joined: 2005-08-07, 13:23 UTC
- Location: Poland
- Contact:
Not all of these are what people think of as media, but here it is...
+ For video & audio I used mplayer4tc plugin for a while, but now I use standalone MPlayer with MPUI frontend (which I prefer to gMPlayer).
+ For images I use Imagine, both as TC plugin and as standalone.
+ For office documents I use OpenOffice standalone, and Office plugin for TC.
+ For PDFs I use Foxit Reader standalone, and (PDF)filter plugin for TC.
+ For HTML I use Firefox standalone, and HTMLView plugin for TC.
+ For SWF I use SWFView plugin for TC.
+ For video & audio I used mplayer4tc plugin for a while, but now I use standalone MPlayer with MPUI frontend (which I prefer to gMPlayer).
+ For images I use Imagine, both as TC plugin and as standalone.
+ For office documents I use OpenOffice standalone, and Office plugin for TC.
+ For PDFs I use Foxit Reader standalone, and (PDF)filter plugin for TC.
+ For HTML I use Firefox standalone, and HTMLView plugin for TC.
+ For SWF I use SWFView plugin for TC.
aNDreas Bolotă
The truth always carries the ambiguity of the words used to express it. (Frank Herbert, God Emperor of Dune)
The truth always carries the ambiguity of the words used to express it. (Frank Herbert, God Emperor of Dune)
Video: The KMPlayer
Audio: Evil Player
Radio: Screamer Radio
Images: IrfanView
Audio: Evil Player
Radio: Screamer Radio
Images: IrfanView
Get Radio? Sure! - the best Internet Radio Player ever!
I only use such plugins to get content-information about audio/video files, like Imgsize and Audioinfo.
I already use another editor, but Imagine is a very nice plugin as a simple graphic tool.
For a quick playback of a mp3/wav/mid or mpg/avi I use Lister (alas, not yet for ogg-format)
Bitmaps and video : the great Irfan View.
Dedicated audio : XMplay. Or JetAudio because it can play multichannel wavs.
I already use another editor, but Imagine is a very nice plugin as a simple graphic tool.
For a quick playback of a mp3/wav/mid or mpg/avi I use Lister (alas, not yet for ogg-format)
Bitmaps and video : the great Irfan View.
Dedicated audio : XMplay. Or JetAudio because it can play multichannel wavs.
0.618033988