I have used 'VLC' breifly in the past (on my old 'Win_XP' PC), but I seem to remember it taking over and changing all of my desktop icons etc to orange traffic cones! Maybe it came alongside bloatware?
#Flac player windows media Pc#
I wondered, please, which player people use on their PC to playback mp3/Wav/FLAC files? I noticed one mentioned called 'Foobar', which I had not heard of before.
'Groove Music' certainly is way more stable than 'WMP' but some of the mp3's still jump because the initial 'WMP' ripping process was inferior. I started using 'Groove Music' (please see attach.) to play my handful of newly ripped FLACs and also some mp3s (mp3's?) now and again. I am not sure if I am going to rip absolutely everything again (though I may well do). Windows RT 8.1 Windows Media Player Windows RT 8. I have recently purchased 'dBpa' and also 'Perfect Tunes', and am in the process of re- ripping everything again - as FLAC. I soon came to realize that 'WMP' has produced a multitude of glitches during the ripping process as well as skipping during playback (I may as well have kept my scratched vinyl collection!).
The first one is with Windows Media Player FLAC codec installed.
#Flac player windows media how to#
'WMP' was also used to rip my CD collection. Although Windows Media Player cannot play FLAC files directly, we will offer you 2 methods to help you solve how to play FLAC files on Windows. For playing such files on my PC (Win_10), I have used 'Windows Media Player' exclusively. I originally ripped my CD collection to mp3 format. I did not want to hijack someone else's thread which is similar (though running a bit dry).
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