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MPC-HC was always my go-to. Starts up instantly and the performance was always superb, much better than VLC in seeking. I don't know what it is, but more often
by greyskull 9y ago
MPC-HC was always my go-to. Starts up instantly and the performance was always superb, much better than VLC in seeking. I don't know what it is, but more often than not, VLC pauses for a moment when seeking to a random part of the file, while MPC-HC has always been instant.
I suppose I'll try out MPV.
- ApolloFortyNine 9y agoVLC in a nutshell: Rebuilding fonts... Fortunately, I believe MPC-HC will still likely be updated if necessary, or forked and updated if need be. I know I haven't updated mine in years and haven't had any problems.
- rossy 9y ago> VLC in a nutshell: Rebuilding fonts... I wonder if this is still a problem (I haven't used VLC in a while.) That message box is shown when fontconfig rebuilds its font cache, but libass has been able to run without fontconfig since 0.13.0 (October 2015.) I guess it depends on whether the current release version of VLC still needs it.
- dEnigma 9y agoIt happened to me on the current Windows version just a few days ago. But it doesn't seem to happen as often as in the past.
- belorn 9y agoWith some malformed files I have notice that VLC has a tendency to handle it when mplayer did not, so I always assumed that the delay in VLC is to more complex seeking that sacrifice performance for robustness. I haven't used MPV enough to see if this case is still true.