Zoomplayer alternatives?

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I was reading some reviews of Zoomplayer and many were saying that the
interface and option levels were complicated and that the most common
alternative was media player classic. Can anyone comment as to why MPC
doesn't qualify for Pricelessware? or what good alternatives are. (See
below sig for details)

Regards

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Player - Multimedia
ZoomPlayer
(Liteware) (free for non-commercial use)
OS: Windows 9x/ME/NT4/2000/XP
Languages: English, French, German, Czech
Description: Zoom Player is a robust Media and DVD Front-End Player.
Zoom Player was designed to be simple at first glance while being
remarkably dynamic and flexible when used to its full potential. Zoom
Player works in two modes. A Media mode which can play any file
supported by DirectShow (any file which plays in MediaPlayer) and a DVD
mode which uses pre-installed DirectShow DVD filters to play DVD
content. NOTES: This version of Zoom Player only includes media playback
capabilities, the DVD support is not included.
Author: -- Company: Inmatrix.com
Home Page:
http://www.inmatrix.com/
Buzzy's review:
http://www.buzzys.net/zoomplayer.html
Download page v 3.30 final (2003-12-31) (zoomplayer330std.zip) (926 KB),
(zp330std.exe) (943 KB)
http://www.inmatrix.com/files/zoomplayer_download.shtml
(desc. rev.: 2004-01-02)
 
I was reading some reviews of Zoomplayer and many were saying that the
interface and option levels were complicated and that the most common
alternative was media player classic. Can anyone comment as to why MPC
doesn't qualify for Pricelessware? or what good alternatives are. (See
below sig for details)

Regards
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Have been using zoomplayer and multimedia classic for a while now. Both
are pretty easy to use. Zoomplayer has more settings but only if you go
for an explore and like to tinker. The only issue with zoomplayer is if,
you try and play a file which it wont play without tinkering/or adding a
codec. Thats when it gets a bit complicated.
 
I was reading some reviews of Zoomplayer and many were saying that the
interface and option levels were complicated and that the most common
alternative was media player classic. Can anyone comment as to why MPC
doesn't qualify for Pricelessware? or what good alternatives are. (See
below sig for details)

Regards
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I have a list of viable alternatives here:
http://www.copperdog.org/tech/video.htm#players

HTH
 
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