Multimedia plug-in(s) for audio/video
Posted: 2004-12-31, 13:13 UTC
Well, poll question says it all! 
BSPlayer for video, PowerDVD for DVD and Winamp for audio.
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Multimedia plug-in(s) for audio/video
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Posted: 2004-12-31, 13:20 UTC
Posted: 2004-12-31, 13:23 UTC
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
Posted: 2004-12-31, 13:31 UTC
Will try that, too.
Thanks
Roman
Thanks
Roman
Posted: 2004-12-31, 14:50 UTC
I'll tried with plugin, but doesn't work for me.
Pics: Irfan View
Sounds: foobar2000
Videos: Media Player Classic / VNC
If i find a good plugin, why not.
Pics: Irfan View
Sounds: foobar2000
Videos: Media Player Classic / VNC
If i find a good plugin, why not.
Posted: 2005-01-01, 22:53 UTC
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
Posted: 2006-01-25, 15:12 UTC
lister / ifran view combo
Posted: 2007-03-26, 01:35 UTC
media show
Posted: 2007-03-26, 06:31 UTC
Apollo for music
mplayer.hu (most of time) or KMP for videos
Irfan for pics
mplayer.hu (most of time) or KMP for videos
Irfan for pics
Posted: 2007-03-26, 07:44 UTC
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.
Posted: 2007-03-26, 12:03 UTC
Posted: 2007-04-17, 18:01 UTC
Media Player Classic: for video.
Windows Media Player ActiveX throuth UV (signature): for audio.
Windows Media Player ActiveX throuth UV (signature): for audio.
Posted: 2007-04-17, 18:38 UTC
Video: The KMPlayer
Audio: Evil Player
Radio: Screamer Radio
Images: IrfanView
Audio: Evil Player
Radio: Screamer Radio
Images: IrfanView
Posted: 2007-04-17, 19:42 UTC
I also hardly use plugins for such tasks..I found inly Imagine powerful enough.Leif wrote:Video: The KMPlayer
Audio: Evil Player
Radio: Screamer Radio
Images: IrfanView
Audio:XMPlay
Video: Mplayer.
Posted: 2007-04-18, 03:38 UTC
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.