What media player(s) do you use?

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For everything besides DVD's I use JetAudio, it just can't be beat.

For DVD's I use VLC

What do you use?
 
I use plain ol' windows media player 11 for audio.
For videos I use gomplayer. I've tried all the popular players, and always end up coming back to gom.
 
For audio I use WinAMP. I started using it back in high school when it first came out, (I graduated in '98) I think it wasn't even 1.0 yet when I first downloaded it. I've used it ever since. I like it, (well except for Winamp 3 which sucked) so why should I change?

For Video I just use WMP.
 
Windows Media player Classic, VLC, Vuplayer, Winamp, PowerDVD. Between them I can play probably everything that can be found.
 
Foobar2000 for audio, Media Player Classic for Real stuff (.ra,.rm etc), VLC for everything else.
 
Winamp for Audio with Milkdrop visuals :D
Media Player Classic for almost everything else.
PowerDVD when needed.
 
Foobar for most audio, particularly for long playlists while doing work.
Winamp for single music files, it's my default audio player in Firefox.
Media Player Classic for all video.
 
I've been using foobar for music, but lately, I've been messing around with Media Monkey.

For video, I usually use VLC.
 
Foobar2000 for music, for video, VLC or Zoomplayer depending on the file format.
 
I use K-Lite-codec pack(Mediaplayer Classic together with Quicktime alternative) together with VLC and resently Mplayer.

This Mplayer originally made for Linux but now also available for windows...
very good and fast!

http://www.mplayerhq.hu/design7/dload.html

Indeed still Winamp for music and streaming audio.
 
WinAMP for music, Media Player Classic for regular videos, VLC for flash videos.
 
Itunes for mp3
Foobar for Flac
Mpc for all avi/mpg/mkv/etc
Powerdvd for dvd's

vlc is my backup media player, anything that mpc refuses to play vlc will knuckle up to the challenge. I don't use wmp or mediacenter for anything. I wish they'd hurry up and port XBMC over to pc, the interface is perfect. if only it didn't look like crap on my 47" westy coming from the xbox.
 
foobar 2k at work

winamp at home (been using it for YEARS)

if foobar comes out with a media library I'll switch to it at home without a second look.
 
Music: Winamp
Videos: Media Player Classic with CCCP
DVDs: Media Player Classic
 
Audio:
Winamp 5.32 w/ MMD3 thin silver/black skin docked to top center of my monitor

Video:
Media player classic 6.4.9.0+
from K-Lite Codec Pack 3.4.0 Full

For widescreen viewing:
View --> Video Frame --> Touch window from outside
 
Foobar2000 when I'm forced into windows (I love foobar, though)
Amarok when I'm in linux (meh)
VLC for movies
 
audio: winamp 5
video: winamp 5

just a thought, remember in the earlier days for winamp, there used to be games for it?

i slightly remember some king of racing game that i used to play on winamp 2 maybe?
 
K-Lite codec pack is one of the first things I install after installing Windows. Read lots of people talking about how bad ffdshow is, but meh, nothing bad's happened yet.

For music, I use iTunes. I have an iPod, and the interface is a little more friendly than say, foobar2k.
 
WMP11 for music and some video's, VLC for the rest. I use PowerDVD 7.3 Deluxe for DVD's.
 
Are there any differences in the quality of the sound from these programs? I currently use
VLC but I've been wondering if there is any differences in audio quality between players.
 
Foobar2000 with Kernel Streaming for music (I have my ASIO set up for my pro-audio)
VLC for video
 
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