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| porndude2 Member 11 Posts 8/14 | What player do you use for watching porn ? In your opinion which is the best? for organization and watch [Link] |
| ninja1 Senior Member 2939 Posts 1/08 | |
| DarkDeveloper Member 57 Posts 6/10 | |
| t9c Member 105 Posts 4/10 | Don't use anything for organization, but I think it has a built in library. |
| SP_Love Senior Member "Freaky Deakies Need Love Too" 1181 Posts 2/11 | Is VLC still the best? I'm on a PC and I hate Windows Media Player. I've tried the KMPlayer for a while but it became too bloated and intrusive with ads and stuff. Then I moved on to PotPlayer which I am still using today but I like to stay aware of what's current... ...does anybody even read the tech talk forum anymore?
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| ninja1 Senior Member 2939 Posts 1/08 | The best? For me, VLC just does what it's supposed to do: it plays audio and video. I've never felt the need to even consider looking for something "better". I don't really know how you can improve on that, unless you add more features. If you want features, find another player which has features you find attractive. I still read tech talk. |
| Mister Fahrenheit All-Star Member Meh 4655 Posts 10/13 | |
| SP_Love Senior Member "Freaky Deakies Need Love Too" 1181 Posts 2/11 | |
| SP_Love Senior Member "Freaky Deakies Need Love Too" 1181 Posts 2/11 | Potplayer has this new annoying feature where they automatically load Daily Motion and some Korean video website. For this reason I was willing to look at alternative video software. But after fiddling around with VLC I've decided that I can deal with Potplayer's unwanted feature rather than watch hi-def videos with VLC and it's horrible a/v quality. VLC doesn't even allow resume play-back without installing an extra plug-in. Potplayer does this with a simple check box and it's recommended audio/video settings are excellent.Dude I think that a lot of people are just like you and being creatures of habit have stuck with this crappy software for way too long. It may be time to look at Potplayer or Media Player Classic (MPC-hc) because honestly you deserve better than this. I actually gave VLC a try a few years ago and I wasn't feeling it so yesterday made my second go at it and it looks even worse. "It takes courage to enjoy it: the hardcore and gentle...Big Time Sensuality!" |
| Gore Gore Girl Doctor of the Erotic Arts 7238 Posts 1/09 | |
| SP_Love Senior Member "Freaky Deakies Need Love Too" 1181 Posts 2/11 | |
| pedro27 New Member 3 Posts 7/15 | |
| daviangel Member Only time I would buy a girl flowers is if she was in the hospital 455 Posts 1/04 | I did use media player classic for a while since it would let you open more than one instance at a time and I always have at least 4 or more video's playing on my 4K monitor at same time. I think VLC finally got around to opening more than once instance at a time, tricky to do on a Mac though, so I finally switched to that since it has widest support for almost any video type you'll ever run into. Also with VLC it lets you easily open the folders where I have all my different porn video separated and play them back continuously and randomly and save a playlist too and just click that and get it going. If VLC player can play it most likely nothing will. p.s. Lately I have started using PowerDVD too play my 4K video and only my 4K porn since I noticed that it plays them much faster than VLC. I guess VLC isn't or hasn't been optimized to play back 4k sized porn yet. Edited by - daviangel on 8/6/2015 3:27:06 AM |
| Stanley Moon All-Star Member 4 Wishes Left 346 Posts 8/15 | Now I use whatever works. I start with VLC, fall back on PowerDVD, and when all else fails, MS Media Player. |
| snufish Member 580 Posts 4/14 | |
| daviangel Member Only time I would buy a girl flowers is if she was in the hospital 455 Posts 1/04 | "PowerDVD's smart rendering technology allows you to playback 120/240 fps video, which you can now record on the latest iPhone and GoPro devices. By automatically detecting the refresh rate of your monitor, PowerDVD is able to adjust its decoding and rendering algorithms to produce playback that is smoother than other open-source and commercial media players. " Guess that explains why some video's look better and aren't as laggy when I use PowerDVD compared to VLC as I said before. Edited by - daviangel on 8/28/2015 12:41:55 AM |
| JohnW Senior Member 1351 Posts 6/08 | |
| Goldstein All-Star Member "You have sacrificed nothing and no one." 3689 Posts 8/10 | It's not free, but it is my preferred player. For "free" situations (e.g. other people's computers and computers of mine where I don't really use them as media computers, but still want the ability to play media if desired), VLC is an excellent program. I've also relied on VLC for odd file types that other players can't handle. For example, .f4v and some weird .wmv files were very problematic. The latest versions of PowerDVD, however, have gotten much better at handling the odd file types. Also, with odd file types, I will typically re-encode them into .mp4 files, so that I can play them on anything without difficulty. Movavi Video Converter does an excellent job of converting difficult files, while still maintaining the absolute highest quality output (which you typically can't achieve with "free" programs). Believe it or not, I usually need to re-encode NaughtyAmerica downloads so that they play smoothly. I'm downloading HD 1080 .mp4 files, and NA's are the only ones that have these issues. (It's not like I don't have enough horsepower: i7-3770 cpu on SATA III 6.0 motherboard with 16 MB of RAM.) Go figure |
| daviangel Member Only time I would buy a girl flowers is if she was in the hospital 455 Posts 1/04 | Also thought it was the large file sizes because some of their 4k is over 5GB just for single file! They seem to play better in Powerdvd than VLC probably due to funky encoding they use as you mention. |
| Goldstein All-Star Member "You have sacrificed nothing and no one." 3689 Posts 8/10 | FYI, NA seems to be the only ones putting out their HD 1080 resolution files in 24 fps (i.e. 29.97 "30" fps typically being the norm). Still, when I re-encode the NA files, I will leave them at 24 fps -- as it just isn't worth changing them to 30 fps. Besides, I noticed that changing them to 30 fps introduces some artifacts when you watch something in slow-motion. BTW, after re-encoding the NA files, they play like greased-lightning using Astroglide |
| escort Deactivated User 30 Posts 7/15 | |
| Magician9 Member 14 Posts 8/12 | |
| Anal-Porn Archivist Member Ass-obsessed 274 Posts 2/15 | |
| ninja1 Senior Member 2939 Posts 1/08 | You use it because of the totality of all the things it can do, that other players can't do. If Media Player Classic meets all your needs, then no need for you to use anything different. |
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