Audio Players

• foobar2000 | Homepage | Download | LYN Official Thread
• Winamp | Homepage | Download - LYN's First Choice Award
• Apple iTunes | Homepage | Download
• Windows Media Player | Download
• Quintessential Player | Homepage
• Sonique | Homepage | Download
• jetAudio Basic | Homepage | Download
• MusicMatch Jukebox Free | Homepage | Download
• TT player | Download - submitted by cheewin88
• Core Media Player | Homepage | Download - submitted by miloy2k
• XMPLay | Homepage | Download - submitted by denver1347

Video Players

• BSPlayer | Homepage | Download
• Media Player Classic | Download - LYN's First Choice Award
• VideoLAN | Homepage | Download
• Windows Media Player | Download
• Real Player | Homepage | Download
• Crystal Player | Homepage
• DivX Player | Homepage | Download
• QuickTime | Homepage
• Cyberlink PowerDVD | Homepage | Download Trial
• KMPlayer (in Korean) | Homepage | Direct Download - Submitted by YiQi
• GOM Player | Homepage | Download

If you have anything else that you would like to add to this list, please reply to this thread.

This post has been edited by synz: Aug 25 2007, 02:28 PM

I have trouble playing some type of "r2"~"r32" extension video files. It appeared to be icons of "winrar". When I opened them using winrar, they are compressed video files inside and a 70mb zip file contained an 700mb video file. Suspected to be DVD format but I can't seem to find the right player to play them. Anyone could help me with this?

Right click on any of those files and extract it, then you can play it.

It will take me xyzGB of space for all those files

The only way to play those files is by extracting them.If you want to save few Gig's, I think there is not many choice you can opt for.

Hi...

i got problem with my cyberlink power DVD
last time before formated my notebook i can watch DVD using cyberlink
but after formated, i cannot watch any DVD movie....theres shown error code: F6F00018 the current display mode is not supported what does it mean?

This post has been edited by dya_ungu: Jun 7 2006, 01:07 PM

Ensure you have latest DirectX runtime and video driver installed.This error is due to:

• Color depth setting
• Desktop resolution
• Screen refresh rate is too high

Try lowering the desktop resolution, color depth and refresh rate and then try again.Don't run resolution less than 640 x 480 since DVD titles' video resolution is higher than that.

This post has been edited by keyz: Jun 7 2006, 01:56 PM

i got latest directX installed (directx9)
video driver??? i think i haven't install yet
any suggestion what driver shd i install to my notebook?
searching at download.com so many video driver there, i dunno which one suitable with my notebook


pls help, noob here

WindowsXP will provide with it's own driver, if you lucky the hardware it's supported.What model of your notebook ?Do you have any CD driver ? You can check at the manufacturer website.Maybe driver available for download.

i use XP SP2, but its not supported
i use Compaq Presario V2000
i dun hv CD driver, all download online from http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwar...&lang=en&os=228

so many driver there, confused which one the correct one

Just download "Driver - Graphics" - size 10.63MB

thx a lot

PowerDVD does not support the current display mode. (DDraw Overlay mode is recommended)

Please lower the screen resolution and color depth, for example, 800x600 with 256 colors. Or you may adjust the refresh frequency, for example, to 75 Hz.

this is the error msg again, i this video driver already installed, coz i can ply VCD movie, only DVD cannot play

How about Storm Player if compare with Media Player Classic (included K-Lite)?

hie guyz ..
wanna ask you guyz ... which wan is the software taht can play movie directly from the desktop wan ..? i mean act as yr wallpaper .. but is eventually playing movie??


can anybodi advise me on that??]


thanks ahead ...

BSPlayer can do that.Get it here :

http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=282411

Right click (movie or BSPlayer) >> Video >> Desktop Mode

This post has been edited by keyz: Jun 23 2006, 08:33 PM

that emans i got the correct player edi ..
but how do i use it?

Please refer my last post.Just edit on how to do that.

can .bin and .cue play on Media Player Classic?

is there any video code to support these 2 file types? thx

BIN/CUE is image file format by CDRWIN's.VLC (VideoLAN) can play this type of file without having to mount first.Get it here:

http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...dpost&p=6920148



This post has been edited by keyz: Jun 27 2006, 05:54 PM