A comprehensive video and audio player, that also supports TV channels, subtitles and skins. A wide range of subtitles are supported and you are also able to capture audio, video, and screenshots. Other key features include WebCam/Analog/Digital TV devices support, gapless video playback, DXVA, live broadcasting.ĭistinctive features of the player is a high quality playback, support for all modern video and audio formats and a built DXVA video codecs. It also works with TV Tuner Cards, YouTube and SHOUTcast.PotPlayer supports almost every available video format out there, contains internal codecs so there's no need to install codecs manually. It includes codecs for more media files and comes with some cool skins for the player. It too supports playing a large number of file types as well as DVD support. Another advantage of Potplayer is it supports Blu-ray playback too.Īnother groovy choice is UMPlayer.
And it should – the same developer of KMPlayer built it. KMPlayer is another Open Source media player that’s free and allows you to play your DVDs as well as multiple media file types.ĭaum Potplayer feels a lot like KMPlayer with more features. It brings you to a GOM site where you can download and install the codec to play the DVD. The first time I used it, I had to click Find Codec. When installing GOM Player, be sure to select Custom Installation and uncheck the crapware it tries to install on your system.Ĭlick the GOM icon on the upper left of the player and select DVD drive. GOM Media Player will play DVDs on your Windows 8 system as well as virtually every other type of multimedia file. You’ll need Windows 8 Pro, or if you have the core version, you’ll need to purchase the Pro upgrade with Media Center. It’s currently free through January 2013. Check out how to install Windows Media Center pack to Windows 8 Pro.
But, you can install it as a separate download. Microsoft, in its infinite wisdom, removed Windows Media Center from Windows 8. Open Computer, right click on the DVD drive and select Play with VLC Media Player. After installing VLC, it adds itself to the Context Menu. It plays virtually any music or video file type out there. It has been a mandatory program on all of my Windows and Mac systems. It just read the data files on the optical disc.įirst, take a look at our favorite media player – VLC. Microsoft is taking out codecs if previously included in every release. It sees the DVD, but there’s no native playback. I inserted a DVD into my Windows 8 Release Preview computer just to see what it does.
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