As the "Classic" choice, MPC has never been flashy, and the program's new look is essentially an up-to-date version of the tried-and-true layout. We tried the 64-bit version in Windows 7 Home Premium.Īfter choosing some setup options, we opened MPC's updated user interface. MPC-HC is available in separate downloads for 32-bit and 64-bit Windows. The latest version is Media Player Classic-Home Cinema. Actually, several others might be MPC too since this open-source freeware serves as the basis of more than one media player for Windows. I stopped at MPC-BE, which is amazing and it works the way I want it out of the box.įor me PotPlayer was once the best, but now it’s starting to become trash and this is only the beginning – in a few years it will get much worse.If you'd like an alternative to Windows Media Player that plays just about every kind of audio and video file and is widely customizable and flexible enough to serve many roles, including DVD and Blu-Ray player, you really only have a few choices, and one of them is Media Player Classic, aka MPC. In the end I got pissed off and started looking for something else.
I also hate how by default it resize to the video’s size that it’s playing, so I have to manually go into settings and set it to custom resolution so it doesn’t resize automatically, which really annoys me.Īlso there are a lot of other settings I have to make each time I install it to make it work the way I want to. At one point the default theme was something like a tablet-UI with huge buttons.
They started experimenting with ugly skins, changed the grey/blue theme for black/yellow which looks disgusting and the UI layout got horrible. But now it’s owned by Daum/Kakao and the last few years haven’t been good. At first PotPlayer was a solo project of the developer I think and wasn’t owned by any company. At first I loved it, before I was using KMPlayer by the same developer, but it got sold to Pandora TV and got ruined. PotPlayer was good when it first appeared around 2013 I think.
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