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I use Media Player Classic for everything.
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P.S.For the music player, I use Groove music.
The less software installed on Windows, the better Windows runs.
I rarely listen to music, but I listen to Podcasts with Spotify.
Indeed, Music could feel like a drug.P.S.
Music is addictive.
Since it is basically based on the UI operated from the keyboard, I think that it is inferior to other software in terms of ease of use.Thanks for this. Just now I have switched to it as my main video player. UI wise there's a certain thing that I want in my video player and this one does that perfectly. It's kind of a silly thing, so I won't mention it.
Why not using Windows 10 Movie app? A lot more secure.Windows Media Player - (K-Lite Codec Pack)
I had Microsoft movies & tv app before but removed it the problem was it only support few video formats don't have drag and drop function or add a play list while using it also resizing window was buggy. The good old windows media player is still better and has more functions.Why not using Windows 10 Movie app? A lot more secure.
Also don't ever use any codec packs. I wonder why this is still a topic.
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