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IINA is simply great. It's video player that just work. The same experience when I use PotPlayer on Windows. My experience with VLC never good. Even the modern
by raindropm 7y ago
IINA is simply great. It's video player that just work. The same experience when I use PotPlayer on Windows.
My experience with VLC never good. Even the modern version. It somehow feels...clunky? Some random error randomly happened. As the matter of fact, I just download the latest version and test it about 5 minutes ago on my iMac, open some video, and BAM, some weird glitch happened on my screen (like graphic card error) It disappear when I quit it though.
Yet everyone, every tech author always recommended it. Maybe I'm just unlucky? :/
- fireattack 7y agoI have yet to find a single player in recent years that does not "just work". If I want to have advanced settings for various things (mainly a/v decoders), I would choose carefully, but to "just work" I would say almost all actively developed media players can do that fine.
- mrec 7y agoI don't know about Win10, but the default Win7 media player is still a steaming pile of poo. Can't play many formats, stupid and uncustomizable keyboard shortcuts, occasionally decides to display some videos as audio+visualization instead, insists on trying to default you to the worst possible settings after every update.
- wink 7y agoI'd say so, I've not used anything other than VLC for the last 5+ years on Linux and Windows and don't remember that it failed to play anything, even the stuff customers threw at us.