TOM_SK
25th January 2007, 16:46
rulesPlayer is a clean and easy-to-use GUI for MPlayer under Windows, written in D and DWT. rulesPlayer supports most popular media files (AVI, 3gp, ASF, FLV, Matroska, MOV QuickTime, MP4, NUT, Ogg, OGM, RealMedia, DivX plus many more) supported by many native, XAnim, and Win32 DLL codecs. You can watch VideoCD, SVCD, DVD, 3ivx, DivX 3/4/5 and even can watch video files while you are downloading them!
What´s New in RulesPlayer 0.95
* The official rulesPlayer home is now http://rulesplayer.lessequal.com
* Added Open URL entry to the default context menu
* Added getinput command
* Added compact mode feature
* Fixed bug in saving config files related to the recently introduced escape sequences
* Fixed problem with handling MPlayer output when it contains the 0xFF character (like ÿ)
* Fixed the mouse cursor is now displayed after opening a context menu in compact mode
@Hi All! I have been using rulesPlayer for quite a while and this is not just the simple mplayer frontend, is the king, to me rulesPlayer replaced VLC, GOM Player, KMplayer, MPUI and a few codec packs + MPC. There just isn't enough words to describe how beautiful ( and now matured a lot) this program really is. So grab it, do some tests and tell me what anyone else think. Thanks.
http://i18.tinypic.com/49fvsw5.gif
What´s New in RulesPlayer 0.95
* The official rulesPlayer home is now http://rulesplayer.lessequal.com
* Added Open URL entry to the default context menu
* Added getinput command
* Added compact mode feature
* Fixed bug in saving config files related to the recently introduced escape sequences
* Fixed problem with handling MPlayer output when it contains the 0xFF character (like ÿ)
* Fixed the mouse cursor is now displayed after opening a context menu in compact mode
@Hi All! I have been using rulesPlayer for quite a while and this is not just the simple mplayer frontend, is the king, to me rulesPlayer replaced VLC, GOM Player, KMplayer, MPUI and a few codec packs + MPC. There just isn't enough words to describe how beautiful ( and now matured a lot) this program really is. So grab it, do some tests and tell me what anyone else think. Thanks.
http://i18.tinypic.com/49fvsw5.gif