jdc2000
January 15th, 2003, 09:38 PM
I just ran a test of Windows Media Player versus another player I have on a simple .wav file, and the file played perfectly using the 3rd party program, but it won't play without skipping and missing sections of the audio using WMP. I've never been a fan of WMP (any version), so I'm wondering what media player would be the best to use. I know that this question has probably been asked innumerable times already, but a search did not turn up any specific hits (loads of WMP complaints though), so I thought I'd solicit some opinions again for current media player software.
I'm using Windows 98fe, and the majority of the files are .wav, .mp3, .avi, .mpg or .mpeg although I'd like the capability to play other types, including divx and others. A player for both audio only and audio/video file types would be nice, although I'm not against using several different programs to play specific file types if some players work better with certain file types. I'd also prefer players that are not major resource hogs.
Any and all opinions are welcome.
Thanks.
I'm using Windows 98fe, and the majority of the files are .wav, .mp3, .avi, .mpg or .mpeg although I'd like the capability to play other types, including divx and others. A player for both audio only and audio/video file types would be nice, although I'm not against using several different programs to play specific file types if some players work better with certain file types. I'd also prefer players that are not major resource hogs.
Any and all opinions are welcome.
Thanks.