PotPlayer is a freeware multimedia software from the author of The KMPlayer, it supports for all modern video and audio formats with a built DXVA video codecs. It’s a improved version of KMPlayer, including ffdshow and some other stuff. PotPlayer is equipped with modern design, easy to configure, has the ability to assign and change the hot keys to record the playback sound in the file, connect the DSP plug-ins to display subtitles, which include visualization when playing audio files.
Main Features:
• Ability to play and stream most video and audio formats
• Ability to play incomplete or damaged AVI files (by skipping the damaged frames)
• Very fast and lightweight
• Can remember where the user left off in a video (resume)
• Keyboard shortcuts for most tasks, including seeking, volume, zoom, brightness, contrast, and even subtitle resyncing
• Subtitle support, including SAA and ASS support as well as embedded subtitles in MKV, OGM, MP4, MOV, and 3GP files
• Fully skinnable, users can choose different skins for different types of files, make the window transparent, hide the window border when playing, and more
• Video filters, like deinterlacing, postprocessing, de-noise, and more for customized playback
• Audio equalizer and video equalizer, that lets users adjust the brightness, contrast, hue, and more of the video
• Additional settings in the Options menu
Changes in Daum PotPlayer 1.5.44655 Beta:
– Fixed a problem where some DVD subtitles doesn’t show up
Changes in Daum PotPlayer 1.5.44407:
** Added support for HEVC(H.265) video format
• Fixed seeking problem when playing AVCHD files
• Fixed an issue that the screen is broken while playing VC1/WMV3 files in DXVA IDCT mode
• Fixed a problem that uses too much system memory cache during playback
• Fixed an issue where some ruby tags are not displayed properly
• Fixed an issue that the screen is broken with using DXVA in certain situations
• Added Nvidia CUDA H.264 encoder
• Improved scanner for HDTV channels
• Fixed a problem with saving idx/sub subtitles
• Fixed a problem that can not play files from certain FTP servers
• Fixed sync issue of certain MPEG files
• Changed default setting of broadcasting audio compression to 48000, 128K
• Changed default setting of ASF Splitter/Source to WMF Source Filter
• Fixed seeking problem with certain DVDs
• Fixed a problem where CUDA and QuickSync decoders doesn’t work with DVD playback
• Removed deprecated codecs from Built-in Audio Decoder
• The icons have been changed
• The selections of various codec formats have been added into filter control
• Added Dirac and MS Screen v1-4 codec support
• Added the ability to ignore more HTML tags in subtitles
• Enabled AVC1 to H264 processing of MPEG PS/TS files by default
• Fixed stopping problem of DVD playback when using DXVA in certain situations
• Improved seeking speed of MPEG TS/PS, MKV, OGG files
• Improved playback of multi-program MPEG TS files
• Improved thumbnail image creating function
• Improved scene explorer feature
• Added three-finger actions into touch support
• Added a process to distinguish between clicks and double-clicks
• Removed one finger tap action from touch support (it acts as a mouse click)
• Added the ability to set 2nd audio renderer
• Added WavPack/OPUS filter selection
• Changed displaying thumbnail previews to depending on current aspect ratio
• Some fixes with some WebDAV servers
• Some fixes in screen capture
• Added built-in video stream switcher
• Added the ability to combine Ctrl,Alt,Shift keys with mouse actions
• Improved S/PDIF handling
*Added the ability to auto detect 3D input format based on filename suffixes
*Added the ability to auto switch between video modes
• Added deband filter into video processing
• Improved built-in codec handling
• Moved some external files into a folder named “module”
*With these improvements, you don’t need anymore to manually enable or disable the 3D video mode to watch 3D or 2D videos by adding the appropriate suffixes to 3D video filename.(before the extension!)
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