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wylbur37
Can someone recommend a freeware replacement for Windows Media Player?
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Need freeware recommendations for Windows Media Player replacement
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scroob
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Winamp, Winamp & Winamp.
Can someone recommend a freeware replacement for Windows Media Player?
Winamp, Winamp & Winamp.
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CoMa
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Media Player Classic
http://sourceforge.net/projects/guliverkli/
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The difference between 'involvement' and
'commitment' is like an eggs-and-ham breakfast:
the chicken was 'involved' and the pig was 'committed'.
Can someone recommend a freeware replacement for Windows Media Player?
Media Player Classic
http://sourceforge.net/projects/guliverkli/
/CoMa
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Conny (CoMa) Magnusson
(e-mail address removed)
http://www.algonet.se/~hubbabub/
ICQ : 1351964
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The difference between 'involvement' and
'commitment' is like an eggs-and-ham breakfast:
the chicken was 'involved' and the pig was 'committed'.
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Bob Adkins
Can someone recommend a freeware replacement for Windows Media Player?
Media Player Classic.
Bob
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Aries
Can someone recommend a freeware replacement for Windows Media Player?
I'm curious - why do you not want to use Windows Media Player ?
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J44xm
["wylbur37"; Wed, 14 Jul 2004 09:04:03 GMT]
BSPlayer is the best I've seen. (And QCD for music.)
Can someone recommend a freeware replacement for Windows Media Player?
BSPlayer is the best I've seen. (And QCD for music.)
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Conor
Compare it to some of the lighter ones and you'll see. Been tryingI'm curious - why do you not want to use Windows Media Player ?
Ver10 BETA and its horrific. You play a track and its always trying to
sell you something especially now they're integrating it more with
online music shops.
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Aries
Compare it to some of the lighter ones and you'll see. Been trying
Ver10 BETA and its horrific. You play a track and its always trying to
sell you something especially now they're integrating it more with
online music shops.
I see. I'm sticking with ver 9
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INspire
["wylbur37"; Wed, 14 Jul 2004 09:04:03 GMT]
Can someone recommend a freeware replacement for Windows Media Player?
BSPlayer is the best I've seen. (And QCD for music.)
Do you need to get any video codecs, or just BSPlayer? Last I tried
BSPlayer, I needed to have WMP installed so it didn't work for me.
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J44xm
["INspire"; Fri, 16 Jul 2004 00:34:12 GMT]
Nnnn ... never've heard of an WMP dependency before. I guess you do need
codecs, but I can't say anything more ...
Do you need to get any video codecs, or just BSPlayer? Last I tried
BSPlayer, I needed to have WMP installed so it didn't work for me.
Nnnn ... never've heard of an WMP dependency before. I guess you do need
codecs, but I can't say anything more ...
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INspire
["INspire"; Fri, 16 Jul 2004 00:34:12 GMT]
Do you need to get any video codecs, or just BSPlayer? Last I tried
BSPlayer, I needed to have WMP installed so it didn't work for me.
Nnnn ... never've heard of an WMP dependency before. I guess you do need
codecs, but I can't say anything more ...
Sorry, I was speaking from memory of about a year ago so I may be wrong.
For sure I needed something I didn't have, and I didn't want people
trying BSPlayer thinking it, by itself, would solve all their multimedia
needs.
I haven't had video capability in years, but I hear for the streaming
stuff you can get WMP Classic and Real Alternative... and I think
there's even a Quicktime alternative. I think it will always be a "wild
goose chase" as the Corporate types come out with new formats to force
you to use their player.
Now if only more people went towards open source so we wouldn't need to
use bloated proprietary stuff.