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by squalli • 8 Jan 2011, 17:58 • Journals
So whats the best media player to play HD movies, been using bsplayer but everything feels laggy with it.

Vlc was much better but noticed lag also, so is there any player that can play them without lagging?

Or is there just something wrong with my computer? :(
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Gemb 8 Jan 2011, 17:59
I think its mainly about the codecs since vlc plays everything for me without lag
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Thomm 8 Jan 2011, 17:59
Try splayer, downloads eng-subs automatically for most movies / series, no need to install codecs and it is free + no any advert-stuff or trials.

http://www.splayer.org/index.en.html

Great way to learn spanish too, it often suggests them as subtitles :)
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mamouth 8 Jan 2011, 18:01
If every players are laggy for you, maybe look for your config =)
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sunblast 8 Jan 2011, 18:03
Maybe DivX players?
Try, they seem to be good.


http://www.divx.com/en/software/divx-plus/player
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h8m3 8 Jan 2011, 18:05
update codecs
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Complex 8 Jan 2011, 18:06
vlc al the way
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beAsty 8 Jan 2011, 18:06
k-lite codec mega pack -> install with lots of stuff + player -> select haali as rendering.

everything will work except real dvd´s (with the ts_audio /ts_video folders). For that i use VLC.
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TOMOYO 8 Jan 2011, 18:12
media player classic + cccp codec pack
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dEVJE 8 Jan 2011, 18:20
Second that! Best possible way to watch HD movies. If it still would be laggy, use CoreAVC (you can easily find torrent for that)
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cutee 8 Jan 2011, 19:15
why it is the best possible way?
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dEVJE 8 Jan 2011, 19:31
tried (almost) everything on my shitty PC and only MPC HC with cccp worked fine for me :P
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bAnga 8 Jan 2011, 18:14
Got winamp pro! just username & key!
http://ba.onlinestereo.org/index.php?dir=Tools/ then you will see "winamp5601_pro_all.exe.rar "
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kevlar 8 Jan 2011, 18:17
i had some lag with VLC for a while on things like blue planet, when i was streaming it to my tv. updated the drivers for my gfx card sorted it though...
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firzen 8 Jan 2011, 18:19
kantaris?
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jalo 8 Jan 2011, 18:19
just reinstall bsplayer ;))
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Casillas 8 Jan 2011, 18:21
vlc......
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HIZAKO 8 Jan 2011, 18:26
VLC aint bad.
Probable not the best
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sethos 8 Jan 2011, 18:29
vlc or MPC Star
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viol 8 Jan 2011, 18:58
There is a Windows version available for mplayer. It is a lightweight player that supports almost every format. It is even better than VLC if you ask me.
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Cstm 8 Jan 2011, 18:58
vlc + some codec packs
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cutee 8 Jan 2011, 19:17
for me Cyberlink PowerDVD 10 Mark II Ultra works good
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BossHK 8 Jan 2011, 19:19
GOM player
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vib 8 Jan 2011, 19:24
kmplayer
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vj7o 8 Jan 2011, 19:25
virtualdub ! :D
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alexL 8 Jan 2011, 19:26
The best to use is Media Player Classic Home Cinema with DXVA decode support for the HD movies. http://www.xvidvideo.ru/media-player-classic-home-cinema-x86-x64


AC3filter for getting the sound out from SPDIF to a receiver. http://sourceforge.net/projects/ac3filter/files/ac3filter/ac3filter_1_51a/ac3filter_1_51a.exe/download

Make sure to have lastest DirectX installed :)
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Henk 8 Jan 2011, 19:31
VLC!!!
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