Audio & Video
Every respectable PC user has a preferred media player program and some could be using the same one for years. But we must accept the fact that as time goes by, better applications emerge while others fall behind even if at one point they were top-notch programs with the richest set of features, and this applies to media players as well.
So let’s take a look at GOM Player, see what’s under the hood and more importantly…if it’s worth making it our regular video playback tool. It’s a highly appreciated free program, even if there are other media players significantly more popular, this particular application focuses on providing a comfortable playback experience through a generous collection of useful features.
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SMPlayer is a free and open-source media player, developed as a modification of the simplistic yet highly functional MPlayer. Facing a ruthless competition, SMPlayer aims towards being a bloat-free application just like its ancestor but with an improved interface and a bunch of valuable features that are not so easy to find in other media players, at least not all of them as a whole.
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Most computer users know some basic facts about the media player app called Winamp, and a large number of them actually use it. However not all of its fans realize the vast collection of features that lies beneath this greatly appreciated program and as a consequence don’t take advantage of all the benefits present within Winamp.
Generally used as an audio player , Winamp also features support for video playback, internet radio, a large number of supported file formats, all contained in a friendly interface customizable to an extent difficult to imagine. And we’ve barely scratched the surface. Continued »
Without shadow of a doubt the number of multimedia file types is currently so large that it’s somewhat hard to keep track of them all. We have dozens of audio and video file types designed for tons of platforms and devices, from PCs to Macs, Smartphones and iPods.
The worst part is that some of these file types are incompatible with certain devices, so we often end up with a headache by trying to organize our multimedia archive and convert files so that we can transfer them onto our desired platform. In a nutshell, dealing with so many multimedia file types can simply turn into a mess and we usually end up wishing there weren’t so many of them.
Windows users have a large list when choosing an audio player, but sometimes that can give people an embarrassment of riches and as a result many tend to go for the most popular ones and overlook the rest. Foobar2000 is a slightly geekish free audio player with a clean and simplistic aspect, withholding a comprehensive set of features that might please music enthusiasts with a taste for high-quality sound and functionality.
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3GP Player is a free media player that focuses on 3GP file playback, but it’s also compatible with other video formats such as 3G2 and MPEG-4. 3GP Player is not a media player bloated with features, but it certainly keeps its promises as it provides an easy way to playback all the videos that you made with your mobile phone.
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iTunes is a media player offered as a freeware by Apple, available not only for Mac, iPhone and iPad but also for Windows OS. iTunes has become one of the most utilized media players in the few past years and for good reasons. iTunes offers tons of features, quick access to iTunes Store – the world renowned online music store-, the possibility to rent and watch TV Shows, a great playlist and much more. Add into the mix that iTunes is a good music management software and we’re starting the get a bigger picture.
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Nowadays digital content is delivered mostly as CDs and DVDs, so it’s a fair statement if we say that optical disk authoring, popularly referred to as CD/DVD burning has become a necessity for all computer users. On the other side we are all aware how quickly optical discs become damaged and we need to make back-up copies or store them on our PCs to protect all those money we spent on expensive CDs and DVDs. So wouldn’t it be great if we had a single piece of software that can do all the things mentioned above? Well, that’s why Alcohol 120% exists, not the chemical substance that occasionally makes us cheerful, but a feature-rich application successfully delivering both burning and image emulation tools for CDs and DVDs.
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