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Media Player Classic Home Cinema Edition: All in one media player
Media Player Classic Home Cinema Edition takes the basic version of MPC and adds a few extra features, including:
- Support for additional decoders, including H.264 and VC-1 with DXVA support
- Improved support for Windows Vista, including a 64 bit release
- Translation into additional languages
[via gHacks]
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Subscribe to commentsDannyJul 11th 2008 8:24PM
I've tried MPC-Cinema Edition, but it's too buggy. It's slower at loading video than the regular MPC, and it refuses to run certain videos that the regular version can. If you want something better than the Gabest original, get Shark's MPC revision (http://shark.msfn.org/) instead.
EricJul 11th 2008 9:07PM
I use the MPC in the CCCP (Comunity Combined Codec Pack - http://www.cccp-project.net/) and it has played EVERYTHING I've throw at it.
JohnJul 12th 2008 2:33PM
@Eric : me too ;)
supernova_hqJul 14th 2008 7:46AM
Did anyone else notice the title of the movie says Family Guy?
Note: I use VLC for all my video and amarok for all my music.
ElphizmoJul 14th 2008 7:56AM
@supernova_hq
This is one of Family Guy's random tangent scenes. I don't think the original Elmer fudd / bugs bunny cartoons had blood ;)
JamesJul 14th 2008 10:40AM
You think that's bad? Remember that time I had to go to a midget wedding in Mexico?
Sorry, couldn't resist.