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Yes! I do like this project and thought about contributing, but then it struck me that I have next to no know how on windows systems... Is it possible to get it
by rijoja 9y ago
Yes! I do like this project and thought about contributing, but then it struck me that I have next to no know how on windows systems... Is it possible to get it running on linux at all, via say wine?
- StavrosK 9y agoUse MPV, it's pretty much the successor of MPC and it's fantastic.
- rijoja 9y agoFor me it is mplayer for life, I like the command line switches
- sirn 9y agompv is a fork of mplayer2, which itself is a fork of mplayer.
- dragontamer 9y agoMPV is the MPlayer codeline however. MPC-HC was basically the Windows Media Player from WinXP era, except maintained to a modern audience. That's partly why its so slim and efficient: its directly written in the Win32 GUI. I do video editing with Vegas, which is DirectShow based as well. So an entire workflow working with DirectShow is important for codec reasons: Vegas, MPC-HC, and VirtualDub / AviSynth all are tools built on top of Microsoft's DirectShow platform.
- StavrosK 9y agoOh, I see, yes, I remember the program now (I haven't used Windows in years). It's the continuation of the original, light Windows Media Player from Windows 98, before it got all iTunesy. Yes, MPC is a fantastic piece of software.
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