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VLC Media Player Vs. KMP

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I've used VLC media player in the past. I stumbled across this KMP recently and should admit its quiet decent. Just like VLC comes loaded with its own codecs and no need for those 3rd party codecs. Also GUI is better than VLC (IMHO). Best of all - free just like VLC. Please test it and share your comments/opinion.

VLC is definately better, KMP looks like a cheap knock off of winamp.

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VLC is definately better, KMP looks like a cheap knock off of winamp.

It defenitely has been inspired from winamp. did you get to evaluate some of the video sizing features. VLC offers few aspect ratios (4:3, 16:9, 1:1). This gives me the option to fit any custom a/r. use the ctrl+numpad-8 key. They have a 7z version which doesnt needs an install kust like VLC zip version. Some of the post processors available in this is not available in VLC.

just my 2 cents.... i dont recommend or say this is the best player out there.

Edited by sanjaykumar

just a small note, another good player is Koolplaya as it works extremely with with ffdshow, quicktime and real alternative codecs.

KMP is waay better than vlc for playing local files.

How about subtitles

In the past i have tried it but no luck in displaying greek subs

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