And only on KMP it would stay in sync just as long as didn’t touch anything (play, pause, skip).
#WINDOWS MPLAYER CLASSIC PC#
MKV format, but the file playback was so heavy on the that poor archaic PC that that on all other players audio and video went out of sync after about 5 minutes in. I used to love it, because it saved me once on a very old PC where I wanted to watch some anime in. KMPlayer was fantastic, but the developer sold it to Pandora-something and they ruined it with useless bloatware like you need Flash Player to be able to open and use it, because it has some album art or whatever thing going on inside the video window, where I also think it displays ads or content that I couldn’t care any less about. I remember having trouble finding a way to switch dual channel audio anime (I was using either MPC-HC or MPC-BE) and I didn’t have the patience to waste time fooling around, so I ended up installing PotPlayer and stuck with it ever since. Rest of the features are pretty much the same between the two. – Extra sharp GPU-based video resizing options – Can natively stream and download YouTube videos in user-specified format – Ability to skip DVD menus/ads and directly play main title – Stereo crossfeed feature (for headphones) – Natively integrates LAV Filters (MPC-BE can use them thru External filters) – Repeat mode: Repeat File/Repeat entire playlist – Jump to Beginning of playback using Home key – File management commands like Delete to Recycle Bin, Open file location, Add containing folder I compared the two and came up with a list of features unique to both of them: It has been updated to use the very latest Windows media features and technologies (Enhanced Video Renderer, WASAPI, DXVA2) so I see it very much relevant for the foreseeable future :) Of course, MPC-BE is an excellent fork. Sad news but it’s not like it will suddenly stop working or lose its usefulness.
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