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Splayer: VLC alternative


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http://www.splayer.org/index.en.html

SPlayer is a free, open source media player that is lightweight, well designed, and quite powerful. It promises to play every conceivable media format (including DVD?s and streaming media), and to optimize your audio and video quality to best utilize your hardware specifications. It is light on power consumption, making it ideal for laptop/travel use, is truly portable, and offers a handful of innovative features such as on-demand automatic downloads of subtitles.

This is going to be my media player classic replacement!

I thought it might be worth posting this since i didnt see any forums that mention this app. looks promising!

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no its not based off of mpc as far as i know.. but there are some very nice features.

HD

ShaderEngineTMimage enhancement engine,reduce screen noise, sharp picture quality rendering

LiveColorTMcolor enhancement algorithms, the picture is more colorful colors

SmartAmplifyTMIntelligent sound field balance of technology, sound is even more shocking

Low consumption

FastMotionTMoptimized to significantly reduce CPU and memory footprint. Optimization for multi-core SSE2 SSE3 MMX GPU etc

PowerTravelTMpower-saving mode of travel, reduce energy consumption, increase the cruise time for notebook

EyeCareTMtake care your eyes for long time watching, health is the most important

Intelligent

Anti-SillyTMSmart, hand-free configuration, hundreds of branch logic automatically selects the best mode based on the hardware configuration.

CloudMatchingTMIntelligent Display subtitles technology, foreign language film is no longer a need to find matching subtitles

Delicate beauty

After a number of enthusiastic users of professional advice and design, SPlayer interface adhering to simple, stylish, functional integrity without affecting the general use. Buttons novice twist, the cure that is to go

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The subtitle matching works suprisingly well.

I also like the option to load two subtitle files at the same time. You can watch a movie, with two different languages in subtitles.

Useful for me, because I watch English movies with English subtitles (especially with black actors), while my friends watch English movies with Russian subtitles.

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The subtitle matching works suprisingly well.

I was quite suprised by it as well!

another thing i found quite nice was the super high volume you can set: ITS OVER 1000%! lol. actually the max is a 1000%.. you could really crack glass and eardrums with the intense bass that produces.

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I also like the option to load two subtitle files at the same time. You can watch a movie, with two different languages in subtitles.

Useful for me, because I watch English movies with English subtitles (especially with black actors), while my friends watch English movies with Russian subtitles.

lol do you have any room left for the picture itself? :p

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