Does anybody know any alternatives to windows media player which will play dvds in high defintion?
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There are plenty, but VLC will play almost anything you throw at it. |
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Media Player Classic Home Cinema
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I recommend KMPlayer.
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I prefer SMplayer - mainly for the MPlayer backend + it can resume playing from wherever you stopped - for any number of files. |
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AFAIK Winamp plays HD video no problem. |
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Before I discovered VLC, I used PowerDVD. They used to have a free version, not sure about now. Check it out, it might be what you want. |
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XBMC is the best Media Center out there ! It will play in hi-def as well. |
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if I read this question correctly, we're looking for something a wee bit more sophisticated than the usual suspects (no offense, i love the freebies too):
have a look an WinDVD 2010 Pro, amongst other features it offers
WinDVD 2010 Pro is shareware, try before you buy. or get nVidia's PureVideo codec for High-Quality Hardware Scaling that delivers a clear, clean image when upscaling low-resolution video to HDTV resolutions up to 1080i and maintains image detail without any annoying flicker, even when scaling down high-definition video. |
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Songbird Can handle all audio, can sync most devices, built on mozilla, has a built in browser (firefox) and has tons of Firefox addons. Soon supporting video. |
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GOM Media Player is decently ranked on cnet. |
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