nathanwj

so vote and comment

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nathanwj

oops i forgot pocketmusic

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jhennig

TCPMP r0x my tech box!

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Ommadawn

None of the above. I keep Mortplayer and GSPlayer installed, and use both depending on my mood or what I'm listening to.

I like GSPlayer's interface and display, it looks very nice on my true VGA screen. It's compact and handles play lists well.

I like Mortplayer's skins (Steel is fantastic) and also it's bookmarking feature, which is the main thing lacking in GSPlayer.

I've set up the hardware buttons in both so they behave exactly the same, so it really makes little difference functionally which I use.

Oh, and both are free!!!

Naughty naughty for not putting them in the poll...

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0gopogo

Originally Posted by nathanwj

oops i forgot pocketmusic

Yes, you did. Ergo, no vote.

Rishad

Audio: Conduits Pocket Player
Video: TCPMP

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Adrian Knack

Audio: GSPlayer
Video: TCPMP

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GhengisKhan

Nothing can beat TCPMP. Picard always fixes any bugs you have as soon as he can. And if you have a reasonably easy feature request you can expect it to be in the next test build. If you don't have the latest TCPMP installed your missing out big time!

stevenator65

I think gs player was made by one of our members.

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sto-helit.de

Regarding mediaplayers (which includes video), I'd vote for TCMP, too.
For audio, I stick to my own...

Oh, being at that, I just added PodCast support the the latest beta. For the upcoming release, it'll only work online, for V3.4 I plan to implement a download for offline listening. It would be nice if you could give me some feedback whether PodCasts and Shoutcast streaming (still) works fine. (The streaming might be affected because the player has to "guess" whether the http address is a PodCast or stream.)

EngrPaul

On a device with WM10
Audio- Windows Media
Video- TCPMP

On my other device with WM9
Audio- TCPMP
Video- TCPMP

Why? I'm trying to keep the lightest package to aviod eating away at RAM. I tried a few others (Pocket music, pocket player), but they installed too may files in main memory.

I liked Pocket Player's the most, but found it very unreliable playing WMAs (CBR/96kbps) and gave it up.

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Originally Posted by sto-helit.de

Regarding mediaplayers (which includes video), I'd vote for TCMP, too. For audio, I stick to my own... Oh, being at that, I just added PodCast support the the latest beta. For the upcoming release, it'll only work online, for V3.4 I plan to implement a download for offline listening. It would be nice if you could give me some feedback whether PodCasts and Shoutcast streaming (still) works fine. (The streaming might be affected because the player has to "guess" whether the http address is a PodCast or stream.)

Your talking about MortPlayer right?

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