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[Solved] What is the difference between "Media Player Classic" and "Home Cinema

Forum Windows 7 : General Discussion [Solved] What is the difference between "Media Player Classic" and "Home Cinema

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in_core   04-02-2011 at 08:47:22 PM

What is the difference between "Media Player Classic" and "Media Player Classic Home Cinema"

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More importantly MPC-HC is now built against FFMPEG and thus does not require (although it still supports) external codecs (like ffdshow) and splitters (like haali). This makes it a very attractive alternative to VLC and other players as it is a single portable executable that can play anything.
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jaguarskx   04-03-2011 at 07:32:45 AM

MPC was originally developed by Gabest. However, he has stopped updating the program some time ago.

MPC - HC is the continuation of the original MPC project by around 24 developers and been updated as of January 2011.

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skittle   04-03-2011 at 07:46:15 AM
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More importantly MPC-HC is now built against FFMPEG and thus does not require (although it still supports) external codecs (like ffdshow) and splitters (like haali). This makes it a very attractive alternative to VLC and other players as it is a single portable executable that can play anything.

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in_core   04-03-2011 at 11:47:31 PM

thanks 4 da reply

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in_core   04-03-2011 at 11:48:19 PM

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More importantly MPC-HC is now built against FFMPEG and thus does not require (although it still supports) external codecs (like ffdshow) and splitters (like haali). This makes it a very attractive alternative to VLC and other players as it is a single portable executable that can play anything.
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