Best player to watch HD movies?

[plazma]

What do you use to watch HD movies on your pc? I use KMplayer, but the audio goes out of sync with the images.

 

[CodeMaster]

VLC Player (Video LAN)
http://www.videolan.org/vlc/

Even plays ISO image files.

 

[Voicy]

VLC makes me happy inside...

 

[blaaislaai]

+1 VLC

I haven't come across a better player than VLC yet.
Doubt there is a better one

 

[Edduck]

media player classic home cinema editon.

 

[ponder]

KMPlayer

 

[DJNgoma]

VLC Player (Video LAN)
http://www.videolan.org/vlc/

Even plays ISO image files.

VLC makes me happy inside...

+1 VLC

I haven't come across a better player than VLC yet.
Doubt there is a better one

+1

If VLC fails then use

media player classic home cinema editon.

In conjunction with K-Lite Codec Pack.

 

[Sensorei]

KMPlayer works great for me. On my laptop the audio does go out of sync but only because the machine isn't powerful enough.

I also use Media Player class home cinema edition. I like the easy, quick custom resize by pressing 9 or 1.

 

[Gatecrasher]

Used to use VLC and MPC, but have recently discovered the GOM Player. It is like VLC but with class.

http://www.gomlab.com/eng/GMP_Introduction.html

 

[Random717]

Media Player Classic Home Cinema Edition, via K-Lite codec pack, as it enables GPU acceleration by default if your graphics card supports it...

 

[jeniferdesauza]

Power DVD
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[cerebus]

At present I mainly use GOM. I find VLC's interface annoying. GOM's is more intuitive. Pressing + and - to change the screen size is fantastic.

 

[george_vg]

Zoomplayer, but I'm open to persuasion

 

[thisgeek]

Never had a problem with VLC, and you don't need any codecs installed with it.

 

[agentrfr]

MPC + K-Lite Mega codec. Only thing that can play 1080p on my old 1.5GHZ machine. Amazing quality when 3pass at 1080p. Thats how Blu-rays are meant to be watched. It also is the only decent player that can "accurately" get 5.1ch audio into 7.1ch.

 

[PeterCH]

MPC and CoreAVC if you have a slow CPU

 

[CodeMaster]

Will give GOM Player a bash.
I also try ZoomPlayer, and MPC "IF" VLC fails to play a file.

 

[PeterCH]

VLC MKV support and subtitle support is pretty poor.

 

[ponder]

VLC MKV support and subtitle support is pretty poor.

Have to agree with you which is rare

 

[Malinta]

What do you use to watch HD movies on your pc? I use KMplayer, but the audio goes out of sync with the images.

VLC player is the way to go. It can read any media formats without installing additional codecs.
But for more optimum viewing, you can download CCCP or Combined Community Codec Pack. Install it and you can watch any videos using any media players.