Zoom Player is the Smartest most Flexible and Customizable Media Player for the Windows PC. Zoom Player is very upgraded friendly; you can install over the previous installation without any stability issues. Zoom Player has unique features to support the latest media formats and interfaces. Its fullscreen navigation system includes intuitive interfaces such as the Media Library, File Browser, Playlist, Color Control, Audio Equalizer, Bookmarks, Play History, Subtitle & Audio Stream Selection and many more.
Features :
- SUPPORTED VIDEO FORMATS SUCH AS (DVD, BluRay, Matroska, MPEG2, H.264 & AVCHD, H.265 & HEVC, WebM, XVID, DIVX, AVI, Flash Video (FLV) and more).
- SUPPORTED AUDIO FORMATS SUCH AS (MP3, Free Lossless Audio CODEC (FLAC), Advanced Audio Coding (AAC), Windows Media (WMA), OGG Vorbis (OGG), OPUS (OPUS), CD-Audio (CDA), Dolby Digital (AC3),UMX and more).
- SUPPORTED INTERACTIVE FORMATS SUCH AS (DVD, Hypertext Markup Language (HTML), Flash (SWF)).
- Media Library JukeBox mode meta-data scraping for Movie/TV/Music posters, backdrops, still images, title, description, genre, cast and more!
- Media Library YouTube (Channels/Searches/Trends) integration.
- Media Library RSS feed reader.
- Media Library icons displaying the media format, video codec, video resolution, audio codec and audio channels.
- Download subtitles through 'OpenSubtitles.org'.
- Torrent Download & Tracking through integration with qBittorrent client.
- Use XBOX 360 and compatible controllers as remote control with custom, user-assigned functionality.
- Customizable actions when clicking 'Hot' screen corners (function/extended function/execute app).
- Blu-Ray Decrypted Main-Movie Playback (with subtitles).
- Automation user-selected action when connecting/disconnecting an additional monitor.
- Automation user-selected action when detaching/attaching a "2 in 1" laptop's display.
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| Operating System | : | Windows XP / Vista / Windows 7 / Windows 8 / Windows 10 |
| Category | : | Multimedia |
| Price | : |
$29.95
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| Type | : | Trial |
| Version | : | 15.0.0 |
| Last updated | : | Feb 11, 2020 |
| Our Rating | : |
4(1)
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| Scan By VirusTotal | : |  Clean |
- Live YouTube stream support using the latest version of the 3DYD YouTube source and LAV Filters.
- New YouTube channel listing strategy (not enabled by default) which you can now enable through the Media Library category editor.
- The new strategy works by listing videos in a channel's "Uploads" playlist. The downside to this strategy is that some videos may not be ordered by Publish date. For this reason, 50 videos are requested instead of the usual 25 and these videos are then sorted by the plugin instead of just listing them as-is. The upside is that you get longer descriptions for the videos.
- New Setting (Adv. Options / Playback / Audio) to control whether the Equalizer and Pre-Amp controls should process DTS/Dolby audio (and their sub-formats such as DTS-HD, Dolby Atmos, E-EAC, etc).
- By default, these formats are not processed as they are intended for decoding by an external receiver over S/PDIF or BitStreaming.
- However if you decode these formats on your PC, disabling this setting will allow the Equalizer and Pre-Amp controls to function.
- New Setting "Adv. Options / System" (disabled by default) to allow the Command & Control API to remotely control the PC's mouse cursor.
- New Setting (Adv. Options / Playback / Controls) that lets you specify the number of milliseconds Zoom Player should wait after closing a streaming media before resuming operations.
- New setting (Adv. Options / System / Screen Saver & Capture) that controls whether playback should be paused before trying to capture a video frame. Please note that it's possible that some video renderers may not be able to capture a frame if the media is playing.
- New setting on the media library YouTube plugin to enable listing live streams. To playback live YouTube streams you must use the IFRAME player or use D3D YouTube Source filter v2 or newer.
- New setting on the media library YouTube plugin to use the maximum thumbnail resolution YouTube provides (now disabled by default).
- In previous versions getting the maximum resolution thumbnail was the default behavior, however there are rare instances where the maximum resolution and extra bandwidth are merited.
- Additionally, there is a YouTube bug that lists a URL for the maximum resolution thumbnail without the file actually being available, so this change works around this issue. Discover more at Zoom Player v15