[radiohlite]

I wanna be able to play movies, but with my Dolby Headphone and Electri-Q settings. Is there a media player I can use those programs with, or a Foobar2000 plugin to be able to play video?

 

[ROBSCIX]

Winamp can do all that.

I am unsure if Foobar has a video plugin. Possibly.

 

[iriverdude]

Maybe VLC? But I found it's a bit wonky for some codecs, usually WMV and DTS.

 

[sochee]

They fixed a lot of the WMV issues in the latest VLC build, those were annoying for me too.

 

[iriverdude]

Nope, using 1.0.1. Usually if I skip to a point it pixellates, and takes 5 seconds to go to normal. I think even did it to MKV.

 

[TheAudioDude]

I use Media Player Classic, w/ ffdshow and some other plugin. Plays everything beautifully (from Blu-Rays to MKVs to WMVs).

 

[nor_spoon]

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Originally Posted by iriverdude /img/forum/go_quote.gif Nope, using 1.0.1. Usually if I skip to a point it pixellates, and takes 5 seconds to go to normal. I think even did it to MKV.

Is there any player that does not pixellate? Just tried with an 1080p movie, and VLC does it for about half a second here when searching (only sometimes), no big deal.

 

[iriverdude]

I use WMP. Strangely I've found it's the best video player. FFDSHOW installed. Winamp, Foobar or Mediamonkey for music. Guess could also use WMP classic.

 

[rjoseph]

I would recommend Media Classic Player. Lots of codecs and plays any type of file I throw at it.

 

[leeperry]

KMPlayer + Reclock, so you get bit-perfect audio in all your movies(KS or WASAPI)...w/ zillions of options

 

[Ham Sandwich]

J. River Media Center maybe? The latest version (14) can use VST plugins. I think those plugins can be active while watching video. I'm still on version 13 and I don't do much with video so I can't say for certain.

 

[leeperry]

I don't think MC can use WASAPI/KS or VST plugins in video mode? it didn't in MC12 at least....w/ ffdshow & Reclock you can use VST/DX/winamp2 plugins + bit-perfect audio in movies

 

[ROBSCIX]

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Originally Posted by Ham Sandwich /img/forum/go_quote.gif J. River Media Center maybe? The latest version (14) can use VST plugins. I think those plugins can be active while watching video. I'm still on version 13 and I don't do much with video so I can't say for certain.

Sure, J. River is also a great player that has some really good features.
I have been testing it lately just to see what it has to offer.
VST support is great. Winamp also have DX/VST and foobar also has this support if yoiur intersted in using these for video.