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  <pubdate>Thu, 20 Jun 2013 03:12:47 +0100</pubdate>
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   <title><![CDATA[DFX Audio Enhancer 11.110]]></title>
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   <description><![CDATA[<p><!--[lead]--><strong>DFX Audio Enhancer</strong> gives your digital music files more vibrancy and enhances your music listening experience by<strong> improving the sound quality of music</strong> played over your computer, whether it's music files you own, or music you're listening to online.<br /><!--[/lead]--></p><p><!--[features]--><!--[subfeatures]--><h3>Impressive claims</h3><!--[/subfeatures]--></p><p>The developers claims that with DFX Audio Enhancer, you can <strong>transform the sound of your PC into that of an expensive stereo system</strong> "placed in a perfectly designed listening environment'.</p><p><strong> DFX Audio Enhancer seems to work with a huge range of services</strong>, from music and video sites like <taglink type="program" country="en" id="117535">YouTube</taglink>, <taglink type="program" country="en" id="131146">Pandora</taglink> and <taglink type="program" country="en" id="3334647">Netflix</taglink>, as well as music services like <taglink type="program" country="en" id="30110">iTunes</taglink>, <taglink type="program" country="en" id="77717">Spotify</taglink>, <taglink type="program" country="en" id="25339">VLC</taglink>, <taglink type="program" country="en" id="12532">QuickTime</taglink>, and other media players.<br /><!--[/features]--></p><p><!--[usability]--><!--[subusability]--><h3>Old interface looks dated</h3><!--[/subusability]--></p><p>There's no other way to say it - <strong>DFX Audio Enhancer looks tacky</strong>. It has the kind of "control center" looks that were popular in the early 2000s and which just look terrible today.</p><p>Once you get past DFX Audio Enhancer's looks, you'll be disappointed to also find that the sliders don't work in this free version. You can simply enable or disable the various options, like <strong>Fidelity</strong> and <strong>Hyperbass</strong>.<br /><!--[/usability]--></p><p><!--[conclusion]--><!--[subconclusion]--><h3>Not a miracle solution</h3><!--[/subconclusion]--></p><p>In reality however, DFX Audio Enhancer seems to add nothing more than a bit more body to your music. That said, it does allow you to <strong>control stereo depth, renew stereo depth, boost your audio levels and produce a deep, rich bass sound</strong>.</p><p>You can also do most of that with a full-featured media player or by tweaking the sound options on your PC, but lots of users will appreciate the added ease of controlling all this via the one interface.<br /><!--[/conclusion]--></p><p>Download <a title="DFX Audio Enhancer 11.110" href="http://dfx-audio-enhancer.en.softonic.com"><strong>DFX Audio Enhancer 11.110</strong></a> in <a title="Free software downloads and reviews - Softonic" href="http://en.softonic.com/">Softonic</a></p>]]></description>
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   <pubdate>Thu, 13 Jun 2013 00:00:00 +0100</pubdate>
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   <title><![CDATA[VLC media player 2.0.7]]></title>
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   <description><![CDATA[<p><!--[lead]-->If you want to play video or music files in just about any format, <strong>VLC media player</strong> is probably your answer.<br /><!--[/lead]--></p><p><!--[features]--><!--[subfeatures]--><h3>Features</h3><!--[/subfeatures]--></p><p>Version 2 ("Twoflower") brings a new interface, faster decoding, support for more formats and the ability to play HD and BluRay. It still remains however the most stable, flexible and lightweight audio and video player around today. While other media players will play unusual formats after downloading a codec, or simply refuse to play things,</p><p>VLC media player handles tons of formats, from <strong>MPEG</strong> to <strong>FLV</strong> and <strong>RMBV</strong> files. Version 2 has seen some important additions too such as support for 10 bit codes plus multi-threaded decoding for H.264, MPEG-4/Xvid and WebM.</p><p>Also useful is the fact that you can use VLC media player to preview files you are downloading since it plays incomplete parts of video files. VLC media player is not just for video playback however. It also offers superb integration with video channel streaming services such as Channels.com giving you access to channels such as <strong>ESPN, Reuters and National Geographic</strong>. Just right-click or CMD-click on the playlist, select <strong>Services Discovery</strong> and <strong>Channels.com</strong>.</p><p>Channels.com will then appear in your VLC media player playlist. Click on it to reveal the the different categories of channels available. Click on the category you want and a drop down list of all available channels appears in VLC media player. Just click on the channel you want to watch and streaming should begin almost immediately.<br /><!--[/features]--></p><p><!--[usability]--><!--[subusability]--><h3>Usability</h3><!--[/subusability]--></p><p>VLC media player also has great hotkey support and if you take the time to learn the shortcuts so it can be controlled without touching your mouse. If you're watching DVDs or video files through it, this is not an issue. For music, it plays more or less any file and features an equalizer and playlist creation. VLC media player isn't as intuitive as <a title="iTunes" href="http://itunes.en.softonic.com"><strong>iTunes</strong></a> as a media manager, but it's a much more flexible player in terms of file formats. You can even use VLC to convert your files, and on top of all the formats and physical media it will play, many streaming protocols and TV capture cards are supported.</p><p>VLC media player makes it easy to add <strong>subtitles</strong> to your video files too - just add the <strong>SRT</strong> file to the folder where your video is kept, and it will automatically play with subtitles.</p><p>Finally, the interface in VLC media player has been somewhat improved in version 2 although it remains strictly functional. However, you can download skins to completely change VLC media player's appearance. The preferences menu is comprehensive without being overwhelming, and there is extensive documentation online.<br /><!--[/usability]--></p><p><!--[conclusion]--><!--[subconclusion]--><h3>Conclusion</h3><!--[/subconclusion]--></p><p><strong>VLC Media Player is quite simply the best multimedia application for Windows and Mac. It plays just about anything, hassle free - what more could you need?</strong><br /><!--[/conclusion]--></p><p><!--[whatsnew]--><!--[subwhatsnew]--><h3>What's new</h3><!--[/subwhatsnew]--></p><p>Rework and fixes of the Mac OS X interface</p><p>Fix Pulseaudio initial synchronization</p><p>Fix MKV, SWF, AIFF and subtitles demuxer crashes</p><p>Translations updates and new Welsh translation</p><p>DVB-S delivery system detection</p><p>Fix audio and video track selection through libVLC</p><p>Fix system sleep issue on Mac OS X 10.5<br /><!--[/whatsnew]--></p><p>Download <a title="VLC media player 2.0.7" href="http://vlc-media-player.en.softonic.com"><strong>VLC media player 2.0.7</strong></a> in <a title="Free software downloads and reviews - Softonic" href="http://en.softonic.com/">Softonic</a></p>]]></description>
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   <pubdate>Tue, 11 Jun 2013 00:00:00 +0100</pubdate>
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   <title><![CDATA[RealPlayer 16.0.2.232]]></title>
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   <description><![CDATA[<p><!--[lead]--><strong>RealPlayer </strong>is one of those <a title="media players" href="http://en.softonic.com/windows/multimedia" target="_blank">media players</a> that seems to have been around since the very beginnings of the web.<br /><!--[/lead]--></p><p><!--[features]--><!--[subfeatures]--><h3>Features</h3><!--[/subfeatures]--></p><p>These days, it's an app that attempts to be all things to all people - play DVDs, organize music, catalog photos, convert video, interact with social networking sites, browse internet multimedia....there's no end to what RealPlayer offers to its users. Even so, it's not an out-and-out success...</p><p><!--[/features]--></p><p><!--[usability]--><!--[subusability]--><h3>Usability</h3><!--[/subusability]--></p><p>For a start, installation of RealPlayer is annoying - it takes a while, requires lots of "nexts" and tries to install and enable several features that users don't really need. Finally, when it starts, you're offered a chance to upgrade to paid versions of RealPlayer before you have to register yourself with Real Networks. If all this messing around doesn't appeal, check out a slimline app like <a title="umplayer" href="http://umplayer.en.softonic.com/" target="_blank">UMPlayer</a>.</p><p>When you're up and running, RealPlayer features a wide interface where you will notice ads and videos recommended by Real Networks. This looks cluttered and messy, and it's hard to know what the app actually offers. In reality, RealPlayer is ideal for <strong>playing and sharing video</strong> with your friends and followers on Facebook and Twitter and it works easily with BlackBerry, iPod, iPhone and other game systems. The new video converter allows you to copy online video to your iPod, Xbox, PS3 and other devices. Unfortunately, you can't rip DVDs with RealPlayer, although this is available as a feature if you upgrade to RealPlayer Plus.</p><p>Most recently, RealPlayer has been updated with far better mobile and social networking integration. You can now copy your favorite videos to an iPhone, iPad, Android, BlackBerry and dozens of other popular devices automatically. Downloading internet videos is faster, and for those of you with something to hide, RealPlayer offers a new Private folder. Social media has also been bumped up, with direct access to Facebook videos and usefully, a built-in feature to transfer videos to your mobile devices.<br /><!--[/usability]--></p><p><!--[quality]--><!--[subquality]--><h3>Quality</h3><!--[/subquality]--></p><p>That said, RealPlayer isn't bad at all. It's comparable to <a title="windows media player 12" href="http://windows-media-player-12.en.softonic.com/" target="_blank">Windows Media Player 12</a> as they both have some impressive ways of <strong>organizing your music</strong>. For me, the best feature is the CD burner which is something I've used from the early days of RealPlayer. The sheer quality of some of the media only available in Real formats makes RealPlayer an essential item in the toolkit of any fan of internet video and audio.<br /><!--[/quality]--></p><p><!--[conclusion]--><!--[subconclusion]--><h3>Conclusion</h3><!--[/subconclusion]--></p><p>There's no shortage of media players theses days, and RealPlayer is by no means a bad option. It offers lots of features, good options and is a high-quality player that will do justice to your media. The only problem is that despite its modern features, it feels like a bit of a dinosaur. It's heavy and slow, looks chunky and takes an age to respond to clicks, and for many people - especially those who have experience of lighter options - it's just not the most comfortable player.</p><p><strong>RealPlayer is a media player that, although powerful, has suffered from serious feature-creep over the years.</strong><br /><!--[/conclusion]--></p><p>Download <a title="RealPlayer 16.0.2.232" href="http://realplayer.en.softonic.com"><strong>RealPlayer 16.0.2.232</strong></a> in <a title="Free software downloads and reviews - Softonic" href="http://en.softonic.com/">Softonic</a></p>]]></description>
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   <pubdate>Wed, 15 May 2013 00:00:00 +0100</pubdate>
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   <title><![CDATA[KMPlayer 3.6.0.87]]></title>
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   <description><![CDATA[<p><!--[lead]--><strong>KMPlayer</strong> is a lightweight audio and video player for Windows that supports a wide range of different file formats, including AVI, ASF, WMV, AVS, FLV, MKV, and many more.<br /><!--[/lead]--></p><p><!--[features]--><!--[subfeatures]--><h3>Features</h3><!--[/subfeatures]--></p><p>KMPlayer has a small desktop footprint and its minimalist interface makes <strong>video playback</strong> quick and hassle-free. The player's interface is fully skinable, and there are some nice aesthetic touches, such as the changing of colour on the player with every new track.</p><p>There are all sorts of options to help you pimp and <strong>customize KMPlayer</strong>, such as visualizations, plug-ins and playback options. But the beauty of KMPlayer is that these are turned on at your request rather than being forced upon you at the outset.<br /><!--[/features]--></p><p><!--[quality]--><!--[subquality]--><h3>Quality</h3><!--[/subquality]--></p><p>KMPlayer handles both <strong>audio and video</strong>, and supports a wide range of different formats, meaning that once installed, you should never need to touch another player.</p><p>Video playback is particularly impressive thanks to the range of processing tools available that allow you to sharpen, change picture properties, apply filters and even make video captures from within the program.<br /><!--[/quality]--></p><p><!--[conclusion]--><!--[subconclusion]--><h3>Conclusion</h3><!--[/subconclusion]--></p><p><strong>If you're looking for a customizable, light yet powerful video player, KMPlayer is exactly what you need.</strong><br /><!--[/conclusion]--></p><p><!--[whatsnew]--><!--[subwhatsnew]--><h3>What's new</h3><!--[/subwhatsnew]--></p><p>Supports 3D Formats. (Side-By-Side, Top-and-Bottom) to (Anaglyph, Interlaced)<br />Supports 10-bit H.264. (Libcodec.dll)<br />Supports Intel Widi<br />Added video codec "DV5P"<br />Add new function album art (Thumnail image extraction from FLAC file)<br />Thumbnail image display enhancement when playing audio files. (MP3, FLAC, WMA)<br />Fixed ColorSpace bug<br />Fixed Intel Codec H.264<br />Fixed Winamp plugin<br />Error correction of images infected with malicious codes. (EIP register Corruption Vulnerability. Provided: KISA)<br />Fixed view as a desktop mode in Windows 7<br />Fixed improper load of Album Art bug<br />Correction of screen display error when using EVR(C/A) - if you skip from the WMV file.<br />Fixed KMP HTTP Reader<br />AAC codec Parser error correction from MOV file<br />MKV Skip Problem<br /><!--[/whatsnew]--></p><p>Download <a title="KMPlayer 3.6.0.87" href="http://kmplayer.en.softonic.com"><strong>KMPlayer 3.6.0.87</strong></a> in <a title="Free software downloads and reviews - Softonic" href="http://en.softonic.com/">Softonic</a></p>]]></description>
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   <pubdate>Tue, 16 Apr 2013 00:00:00 +0100</pubdate>
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   <title><![CDATA[SopCast 3.8.2]]></title>
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   <description><![CDATA[<p><!--[lead]-->SopCast is an app that allows you to watch free online TV channels, and also to broadcast your own. It uses peer to peer (P2P) technology so you don't need huge bandwidths or servers. <br />The beauty of streaming via P2P is that anyone can broadcast anything that they want, making it an incredibly democratic medium. The two previously-cited programs are good examples of the technology in action yet SopCast (so called because 'SoP' is an abbreviation for 'Streaming over P2P') is arguably even better because it allows you to easily broadcast your own channels.</p><p><!--[/lead]--></p><p><!--[features]--><!--[subfeatures]--><h3>Easy to install</h3><!--[/subfeatures]--></p><p>In the latest release of SopCast, there are virtually no noticeable interface changes, so it's still extremely easy to use. On installation, you're asked if you'd like to install the Ask.com search bar, which you can de-select by clicking the check-box. When you run SopCast, you can log in either anonymously or, if you're planning on setting-up your own channel, create your own account using the link at the bottom. When you log into SopCast, click on the Live Channels tabs so you can see the channel listings. The first thing you notice is the number of channels to choose from. There's absolutely everything here from obscure Chinese channels to mainstream offerings like The Discovery Channel (although again, you will find many programs either dubbed or subtitled in Chinese). Some of SopCast's channels are organized, such as by News and Sport but these categories can be unreliable and the lower down you go, simply indecipherable.</p><p><!--[/features]--></p><p><!--[usability]--><!--[subusability]--><h3>Pop-out TV screen</h3><!--[/subusability]--></p><p>SopCast's channel window will pop out of the side of the player but you can expand this to full screen or export it to Windows Media Player using the vision controls on the panel. This truly separates SopCast from the rest of the P2P TV streaming applications. If you want to use a different media player (such as VLC Player), you can do this by clicking on the Options button at the bottom of the main interface.</p><p>Broadcast your own programs</p><p>SopCast's major draw though, and the reason why many of its channels look like a garbled mess, is the fact that you can broadcast your own channel on it. Once your program has been filmed, edited and is uploaded on your PC, all you have to do is stream it via SopCast and select a server address to which people can connect and watch</p><p><!--[/usability]--></p><p><!--[quality]--><!--[subquality]--><h3>Quality depends on other users</h3><!--[/subquality]--></p><p>The quality of the broadcast in SopCast will very much depend on the number of people connected (the more users there are, the faster the video will stream). You can even create your own private channel and decide what users can watch it by creating a network group, thus enabling you to run your very own personal TV channel in SopCast.<br /><!--[/quality]--></p><p><!--[conclusion]--><!--[subconclusion]--><h3>Conclusion</h3><!--[/subconclusion]--></p><p>SopCast might look a bit confusing for the first-time user but, despite the dominance of Chinese channels, it provides a whole new world of TV to watch. What's more, it gives you the chance to start your own channel!<br /><!--[/conclusion]--></p><p>Download <a title="SopCast 3.8.2" href="http://sopcast.en.softonic.com"><strong>SopCast 3.8.2</strong></a> in <a title="Free software downloads and reviews - Softonic" href="http://en.softonic.com/">Softonic</a></p>]]></description>
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   <pubdate>Mon, 18 Mar 2013 00:00:00 +0100</pubdate>
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   <title><![CDATA[PotPlayer 1.5.35238]]></title>
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   <description><![CDATA[<p>There are a lot of free third-party <a href="http://en.softonic.com/windows/video-players">media players</a> and <strong>PotPlayer</strong> is another great option for both video and music playback.</p><p>While most people listen to streaming music or video now, there are occasions when you do not have a data connection and locally stored files are your only option. PotPlayer is an excellent media player that can handle a large variety of media file types.</p><p>Playback quality will depend on the hardware the program is installed on, but in tests, <strong>PotPlayer had no problem playing a 1.6 GB MOV file, 865 MB MKV, or a 1.4 GB AVI</strong>. Smaller files should play back without any issues as well. You can toggle file information and see an in-depth breakdown of file information including CPU usage.</p><p>There is <strong>subtitle support</strong> in PotPlayer for .ass and .srt files and will natively play subtitles if they are located in the same folder as the video file. The amount of options in PotPlayer are great. You can optimize PotPlayer to get the best performance, but the default settings work fine for the majority of videos.</p><p>PotPlayer can also play audio files. It includes default <strong>visualizations</strong> or you can download more online. The program provides a lot of information about the audio file like bitrate, file type, and the number of channels. Like other media players, there are also audio presets for the equalizer and they all work pretty well. It it is not a substitute for a good stereo, but does have an effect on the audio.</p><p>The program is by Daum, a Korean company, but the program is presented entirely in English during and after installation. One annoyance is that PotPlayer does not show in the taskbar, only in the notification area, so to use the program, you either have to have it running in an open section on your screen or find it in notifications.</p><p><strong>PotPlayer is a good alternative to first party media players. The stable build has a large variety of supported formats and the quality of playback is excellent for both video and audio.</strong></p><p>Download <a title="PotPlayer 1.5.35238" href="http://potplayer.en.softonic.com"><strong>PotPlayer 1.5.35238</strong></a> in <a title="Free software downloads and reviews - Softonic" href="http://en.softonic.com/">Softonic</a></p>]]></description>
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   <pubdate>Mon, 21 Jan 2013 00:00:00 +0100</pubdate>
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   <title><![CDATA[Windows Media Player 11]]></title>
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   <description><![CDATA[<p><!--[lead]-->With <strong>Windows Media Player</strong> (WMP) 11 Microsoft aims to counter <strong> <a title="" href="http://itunes.en.softonic.com/">iTunes</a></strong>’ dominance. The interface has been beefed-up, usability has been enhanced and Microsoft has worked at turning its flagship <strong><a title="" href="http://en.softonic.com/windows/audio-general">media application</a></strong> into a full multimedia center, linked to online stores and compatible with mobile devices.<br /><!--[/lead]--></p><p><!--[features]--><!--[subfeatures]--><h3>Improved interface</h3><!--[/subfeatures]--></p><p>The first thing that will strike you when you start up Windows Media Player 11, is the <strong>complete revamp of the interface</strong>. No more deep blue, the whole application is now dark and shiny and you can customize it by selecting a hue of your choice. Windows Media Player's left side is a drop down pane for your library, the center displays your lists and the right side is used to create playlists which you can rip, burn or sync with a mobile device.</p><p>Compared to Windows Media Player 10, we feel that Microsoft has actually made an effort to simplify the interface and give you more ways to browse through your media list, whether by using the drop down menu or the quick rollout line on the top left. The 'play' and 'previous' and 'next' buttons are now nested at the bottom of the interface and have a jazzy glow whenever you roll over them. Microsoft has finally succeeded in integrating a <strong>good search function</strong> into its Windows Media Player interface. As you type the name of an artist or title the application will bring up the results in the main window.</p><p>Windows Media Player 11 makes all your media more accessible. Double click the <strong>Media Library</strong> button to browse from your music to pictures, movie files and recorded TV. The thumbnail view is a great way to quickly scan through pictures and videos and to include the album image to audio tracks. By clicking the “Media information changes” option under the Library button you can also scan your PC to automatically find new media files. Creating a playlist is a case of drag and drop and oddly enough you can integrate audio, video and pictures. Burning and ripping in Windows Media Player is also very simple, yet disappointingly converting is limited to WMA, WAV or MP3.<br /><!--[/features]--></p><p><!--[usability]--><!--[subusability]--><h3>Easy to use</h3><!--[/subusability]--></p><p>The sync process is promising yet remains a bit unstable. While it’s very easy to create a list and sync media, Windows Media Player can occasionally crash or fail to load your mobile device, even if you press the refresh button. When we tested it with a Pocket PC, we had to restart Windows Media Player 11 so that it would recognize it and let us sync our music. As soon as the device became accessible though, it also became visible on the left sided menu, making it very easy to browse through it for music or pictures.<br /><!--[/usability]--></p><p><!--[quality]--><!--[subquality]--><h3>A big improvement</h3><!--[/subquality]--></p><p>Windows Media Player 11 is a huge improvement from version 10. The whole interface is snazzier and makes browsing through your media simpler. Microsoft has also made creating playlists, syncing, burning or ripping just a case of drag-and-drop. Windows Media Player lets you check out music on dozens of online stores and is loaded with small features to customize your interface and change how you interact with your media.<br /><!--[/quality]--></p><p><!--[conclusion]--><!--[subconclusion]--><h3>Conclusion</h3><!--[/subconclusion]--></p><p><strong>While the syncing process still remains a bit unstable and we lament the lack of podcast feed support, Windows Media Player 11 is a solid competitor to Apple’s iTunes.</strong><br /><!--[/conclusion]--></p><p>Download <a title="Windows Media Player 11" href="http://windows-media-player-11.en.softonic.com"><strong>Windows Media Player 11</strong></a> in <a title="Free software downloads and reviews - Softonic" href="http://en.softonic.com/">Softonic</a></p>]]></description>
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   <pubdate>Wed, 05 Sep 2012 00:00:00 +0100</pubdate>
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   <title><![CDATA[VLC media player nightly 2.1.0 64-Bit]]></title>
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   <description><![CDATA[<p><a href="http://vlc-media-player.en.softonic.com/">VLC media player</a> is one of the most popular and powerful media players for both Windows and Mac. However, it can't play Blu-ray discs but this nightly version can and previews what to expect from the next release of VLC.</p><p>VLC media player nightly supports partially encrypted Blu-ray discs and brings a more polished look and enhancements to the options and codecs in this flexible player. VLC media player nightly is more visually striking with a new sidebar allowing quick access to your playlist, media folders or online streams. The final version will also include a search tool so you can find missing media much more easily than before.</p><p><strong>Blu-ray support</strong></p><p>The most important feature in VLC media player nightly however is Blu-ray support. However, for legal reasons, it will only open partially encrypted Blu-ray discs. It can also now output audio to Android and iOS devices. Note that it can also be quite unstable as this is effectively a beta release of VLC media player.</p><p><strong>VLC media player nightly is an exciting glimpse at how VLC media player will look and finally supports Blu-ray discs.</strong></p><p>Download <a title="VLC media player nightly 2.1.0 64-Bit" href="http://vlc-media-player-nightly-64bit.en.softonic.com"><strong>VLC media player nightly 2.1.0 64-Bit</strong></a> in <a title="Free software downloads and reviews - Softonic" href="http://en.softonic.com/">Softonic</a></p>]]></description>
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   <pubdate>Mon, 16 Jan 2012 00:00:00 +0100</pubdate>
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   <title><![CDATA[VLC media player nightly 2.1.0 32 Bit]]></title>
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   <description><![CDATA[<p><a href="http://vlc-media-player.en.softonic.com/">VLC media player</a> is one of the most popular and powerful media players for both Windows and Mac. However, it can't play Blu-ray discs but this nightly version can and previews what to expect from the next release of VLC.</p><p>VLC media player nightly supports partially encrypted Blu-ray discs and brings a more polished look and enhancements to the options and codecs in this flexible player. VLC media player nightly is more visually striking with a new sidebar allowing quick access to your playlist, media folders or online streams. The final version will also include a search tool so you can find missing media much more easily than before.</p><p><strong>Blu-ray support</strong></p><p>The most important feature in VLC media player nightly however is Blu-ray support. However, for legal reasons, it will only open partially encrypted Blu-ray discs. It can also now output audio to Android and iOS devices. Note that it can also be quite unstable as this is effectively a beta release of VLC media player.</p><p><strong>VLC media player nightly is an exciting glimpse at how VLC media player will look and finally supports Blu-ray discs.</strong></p><p>Download <a title="VLC media player nightly 2.1.0 32 Bit" href="http://vlc-media-player-nightly.en.softonic.com"><strong>VLC media player nightly 2.1.0 32 Bit</strong></a> in <a title="Free software downloads and reviews - Softonic" href="http://en.softonic.com/">Softonic</a></p>]]></description>
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   <pubdate>Mon, 16 Jan 2012 00:00:00 +0100</pubdate>
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   <title><![CDATA[MKV To WMV Converter 1.2.0.0]]></title>
   <link>http://mkv-to-wmv-converter.en.softonic.com</link>
   <description><![CDATA[<p>MKV To WMV Converter is capable of converting your MKV videos into WMV format. It is an efficient tool to work with in converting video files that are playable in popular media players like Windows Media Player, RealPlayer, MPlayer or VLC Media Player.</p><p>WMV is also supported to playback in portable media devices such as Microsoft Zune, Pocket PC and XBox. Aside from MKV, MKV To WMV Converter can convert other video files into WMV file.</p><p>The program supports conversion from AVI, MPEG, ASF, MPG, VCD, DAT M1V, MPE and other known formats to WMV. With the right codec installed in your computer, the program can also convert DivX, XViD, OGM, SVCD and DV files to WMV.</p><p>Parameter settings of videos are fully customizable in this software, and resolution adjustment to HD 1080p 0r 720p is easy. MKV To WMV Converter can cut your lengthy videos into segments, and has multi-language support.</p><p>Lastly, the program is able to run in 32-bit and 64-bit versions of Windows XP to Vista platforms. MKV To WMV Converter is a quick solution to your video conversion needs.</p><p>Download <a title="MKV To WMV Converter 1.2.0.0" href="http://mkv-to-wmv-converter.en.softonic.com"><strong>MKV To WMV Converter 1.2.0.0</strong></a> in <a title="Free software downloads and reviews - Softonic" href="http://en.softonic.com/">Softonic</a></p>]]></description>
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   <pubdate>Wed, 23 Jun 2010 00:00:00 +0100</pubdate>
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   <title><![CDATA[Total Video Player 1.31]]></title>
   <link>http://total-video-player.en.softonic.com</link>
   <description><![CDATA[<img src="http://screenshots.en.sftcdn.net/en/scrn/68000/68474/Untitled_3.jpg" border="0" align="right" style="margin:0px 5px 5px;" /> <p>Sometimes your video player can't play all the files that you want it to. Only the most versatile players like VLC Player can help in such circumstances but Total Video Player is a welcome addition to that family.</p><p></p> Total Video Player is a player for audio and video that reads all major formats including 3GP, MP4, FLV and DVD. The interface is very straightforward featuring a file menu, scroll bar, library files and shortcuts that integrate simply with the file being played.</p><p>It truly is a universal player and there's little you will be able to throw at it, either audio or video, that it won't be able to handle. </p> For some reason however, the developers have not included the ability to view subtitles or change the audio track.</p><p>You can only select one audio track which is a bit annoying and it's clear that from the perspective of audio in general, it's very limited. There are few controls over equalization options other than a simple volume control.</p><p></p> <strong>Total Video Player can play just about anything. If only it could handle subtitles and audio better, it would be a much better product.</p><p>Download <a title="Total Video Player 1.31" href="http://total-video-player.en.softonic.com"><strong>Total Video Player 1.31</strong></a> in <a title="Free software downloads and reviews - Softonic" href="http://en.softonic.com/">Softonic</a></p>]]></description>
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   <pubdate>Mon, 27 Oct 2008 00:00:00 +0100</pubdate>
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