Gregarius » Tien Soon's Tech Blog » Storm Codec - The Only Media Player I Need

Feeds

16457 items (10785 unread) in 27 feeds

• mypapit gnu/linux blog (299 unread)
• Catatan merepek ku... (25 unread)
• Affiliate Program Tip Blog (792 unread)
• GMS Blog
• Robert Love's Log (159 unread)

ComputerTechnology (5306 unread)

• Linux and Open Source Blog (473 unread)
• Ubuntu Blog (14 unread)
• linux kernel monkey log (74 unread)
• PHP Classes: Latest entries (2493 unread)
• PHP Freaks Tutorials (92 unread)
• Tien Soon's Tech Blog (36 unread)
• When {Puffy} Meets ^RedDevil^ (292 unread)
• anti-keseronokan (25 unread)
• TaoSecurity (866 unread)
• Ari Jaaksi's Blog (59 unread)
• Marc Abramowitz (110 unread)
• IconBuffet
• Your LiNa Job Matches (714 unread)
• Patpat's Scrap Notes (58 unread)

RantsandRamblings (4204 unread)

• #fakap community speaks (86 unread)
• 5xmom ~ Humour, Life, Lies, Sex (1715 unread)
• Infoplease - This Day in History (1478 unread)
• Dilbert (377 unread)
• Tip Satu Minit: Irfan Khairi.com (466 unread)
• Tips Temuduga (14 unread)
• Road 2 Millionaire (43 unread)
• Download Ebook PERCUMA (25 unread)

Tien Soon's Tech Blog

• 

  Storm Codec - The Only Media Player I Need

  Posted: January 24th, 2007, 10:50pm MYT by Law Tien Soon

  In most PCs, I can easily find various brands of media player installed, the list begins from Windows Media Player, to Real Player, to QuickTime Player, and even a number of video codecs.
  
  But, do we really need all these junks? Personally I don't like to install Real Player. All I need is being able to play Real media files, and I don't really need all other additional features available.
  
  My preferred solution is to install a universal media player, which supports all the common and popular media file formats. I don't want to care about which player plays which format, or which video requires which codec; I'll just rely on the universal media player will do.
  
  The goodie that I'm referring to in this post, is nothing other than Storm Codec. Storm Codec enhances Windows Media Player, to support tons of media formats and codecs (DivX, XviD, 3ivx, MP4, FFGS, H264, AC3/DTS/LPCM, VP3/VP6, HDTV, Theora, TTL2, APE, FLAC, AAC, OGG/OGM, Matroska, MPC, Voxware, FLC, 3GP/AMR ...), including some that you have never heard of. It's simply comprehensive.
  
  I've been using Storm Codec for years, and I can always play any video file without worrying what's the codec or player required. Needless to mention, I don't need to install anymore media player and codecs.
  
  Currently, the latest version of Storm Codec downloadable from Softpedia is 6.11. If you can read Chinese, you may visit Storm Codec official website and download version 7.0.
  
  If you're like me, who don't like to overload your PC with unnecessary junks, Storm Codec is a perfect choice.