The Core Media Player 4.11
Date added
June 23, 2009
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Price
$10
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2,939
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Platform
Windows
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Description of The Core Media Player 4.11
Compact and fast video player
The Core Media Player (TCMP) is the successor to the popular PowerDivX NextGen multimedia player. TCMP is a complete multimedia player that is capable of playing virtually every multi-media audio and video format under the sun. TCMP is available in two versions - he standard free version and the paid Premium version. (10 USD) The only difference between the two versions is that the Premium one has DVD playback support. Enjoy!
Key features
• Advanced DirectShow based Core.
• Multithreaded capable for optimized speed.
• Console mode with Full Command Line Interface (CLI) Features
• Bookmarks and chapters support
• Playlist support based on a XML/DTD architecture code-name Nefertiti. This allows you to set properties for each Playlist file entry (ie: equalizer settings, subtitles, title, Aspect Ratio, etc)
• Playlist file types supported M3U, PLS, NPL, XML
• Support for Winamp(tm) Digital Signal Processing (DSP) plug-ins for audio and video files
• Support for Winamp(tm) Visualization (VIS) plug-ins for audio and video files
• Advanced Core Dynamic Libraries (CDL) architectures providing a good way for third-party developers to enhance and add possibilities to be the player. (ie: Remote support, lyrics, subtitle format support, etc)
• DirectShow summoner: an easy way to force a DirectShow filter to join a filtergraph
• Dual-View monitor support
• Adjustable Media playback speed (Half rate -50%, Normal rate 100%, Double rate 200%)
• Graphedit Server for manipulating audio and video streams
• Easily customizable hotkey support
• Player database statistics.
• Full tray icon controls
• WinXP autoplay shell integration
• All A/V types are easily extendable by installing new DirectShow filters
• Skin support with real time Hue variation and Alpha blending
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