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[thepeel]

I use GOM for vids, and love it.

For music, I am using Creative MediaSource and am not really satisfied..

Any suggestions? What do you use to play music?

[Thunndarr]

I'm currently using Jetaudio, but I don't exactly listen to loads of music from my PC.

[eamo]

IMO, in terms of getting the best sound then your headphones/speakers are much more important for music. Next most important factor would be a decent motherboard or soundcard.

Last in importance would be the software used. Most media players out there would output a signal to your audio hardware in an almost identical way.

Most important, in digital music, is the original file you are playing from.

[rocklee]

[Treefarmer]

i use winamp which used to be the best

but has kind of turned shite past version 5

[keseki]

vlc

plays everything you throw at it

[eddie1983man]

[aditya]

i prefer GOM for both audio and video
it has this excellent capability of easily finding necessary missing codecs and install them in a jiffy

the equalizer is also pretty good... and the controls are sleek...

i m of the opinion that it gives better sound than VLC, though the sound mainly depends on soundcard, headphones, and original file

[Zulu]

[Dodgy Al]

I recently downloaded the latest version of Jetaudio, and am very pleased with it. I like the interface, and, despite the name, it plays all the video files that I could only previously play with vlc. It's loaded with features too. Two fat thumbs up!

[xenok]

i use foobar2k for my audio needs. the vanilla install is not very useful, but it's very customizable. i don't recommend it for people who just wants something that works, but if you like hacking around under the hood, i think you'll love it.

i've used quintessential player in the past and that was pretty nice.

for media players, i use a mix of Media Player Classic, Zoom Player, VLC and mplayer. my limited use of GOM player has left me with quite a favorable impression though.

[thepeel]

Thanks for the suggestions.

I'm not especially concerned with sound quality or codecs but rather a program that will help me organize my music. Right now it (my music)
is spread among 3 hard-drives and I am lazy and don't like going through the whole song and dance of jumping between hd's to find the album I want.

[Thunndarr]

I've heard of a program called mediamonkey that is supposed to do a good job of organizing music.

[cubanlord]

Yep. VLC here!

[SuperHero]

Gom PLayer first
VLC second