RadLight Player - Good Stuff

[Rick@Brazil]

I've found this player RadLight, which is VERY good!
With lots of nice features like support to 2 audio streams (without any additional plugin like WMP), subtitles (both by VobSub or mostly any other kind), aspect ratio setup (16:9, 4:3, or just keep original), and it uses its own engine (not WMP), that looks much faster.

Give it a try and post your comments!

www.radlight.net

PS: I'm not affiliated with the developers in any way, just liked the player and haven't seen any comment in the forum.

[aleksander]

Did you try powerdivx 3.11 or Bsplay????
They are very good too and have cool features (especially PowerDivx).

aleksander

[Amerzone]

Originally posted by Rick@Brazil
I've found this player RadLight, which is VERY good!
With lots of nice features like support to 2 audio streams (without any additional plugin like WMP), subtitles (both by VobSub or mostly any other kind), aspect ratio setup (16:9, 4:3, or just keep original), and it uses its own engine (not WMP), that looks much faster.
Well, personally I'm a fan of Zoom Player (which is constantly under improvement by Blight) and MicroDVD (pity this is not free anymore...) I tried recently Radlight and I'm not very happy with the integral subtitles support it has. First of all, I can't manage to have the subs appearing outside the video frame, maybe I'm missing to find the proper setting. Then, I noticed a bug when working with the DVobSub filter. If you have this in auto-loading mode, it kicks in when it finds a subtitle text file with the same name as of the avi file. I have configured this filter in "Extend picture to 4:3" mode, so that I can get the subs at the bottom of the video when using ZP or WMP. Yet, if I play such a file with Radlight, it screws up the aspect ratio: 1.85 becomes 2.35 and 2.35 shows very narrow (of course I have the setting "keep AR" ticked). Anyone else with the same prob?