Any good Media Players out there?

[Fresh Garbage]

just wondering because I re-booted my com. and was going to see if I could find a better Media player then I already have.

I have jetaudio right now....
any help would be great!

Thanks, frank

[Thulani]

I use Aimp. It laks two things: playing .shn files & cd-text reading.

[Fresh Garbage]

Originally Posted by kill_them_all1000

I use Aimp. It laks two things: playing .shn files & cd-text reading.

Thanks
what do you think of Winamp 5.53?....I used to use to older version and I liked it. but I don't want to download it if there is something better...

I just want to make sure when I download shows on "Utorrent 1770" the player I get will play the files.

[rhinowing]

www.foobar2000.org
supports nearly any format with plugins

[Fresh Garbage]

Thanks,
I do not know anything about plugins?...I was reading some stuff on thier forum, and this appears to be the best one....
I am just good on computers (no very good or great) so I don't want anything that is going to be hard to opperate. just playing shows I get from here, and burning them onto disc so I can listen to them in the car and at work is all I need.
so do you think I should d go ahead and get what you recomend?...

I am sorry to sound like an idiot. but this is the help forum, and I am very grateful for your help
Thank you, Frank

[Thulani]

Winamp is good. Bundled with hundred of unnecessary things (I talking about full version), but still good.
Foobar has some nice plugins. I don't use it, but I remember it had one plugin that could tag the music files using the info file that come with the bootleg. It was very useful.
Another great player is KMPlayer. I use it for video files, but can be used for audio too. It has tons of functions and you don't have to install codecs, plugins or other stuff. It comes with a Winamp skin so it will be very intuitive.

[Fresh Garbage]

Originally Posted by kill_them_all1000

Winamp is good. Bundled with hundred of unnecessary things (I talking about full version), but still good.
Foobar has some nice plugins. I don't use it, but I remember it had one plugin that could tag the music files using the info file that come with the bootleg. It was very useful.
Another great player is KMPlayer. I use it for video files, but can be used for audio too. It has tons of functions and you don't have to install codecs, plugins or other stuff. It comes with a Winamp skin so it will be very intuitive.

I guess that's one thing I liked about Jetaudio is: when I downloaded a boot from here. it would show the name of the track, the title, and time... which I thought was cool, instead of seeing unknowned artist...

[AAR.oner]

numerous suggestions in the FAQ:
http://www.thetradersden.org/forums/...m#faq_software


i prefer Cog [Mac-based]...on a PC, Foobar would probly be my choice