MPC-HC for Linux (Debian)?
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MPC-HC for Linux (Debian)?
Is there any way that MPC-HC can be built for Linux (Debian)?
I have and use VLC on my Debian OS, but would much rather use MPC-HC due to features like playing the next video file in the folder, just to name one.
I guess if there is a way to do this in VLC I can cope with it. But VLC also gets pixelated or choppy when I try to ffw and rew with the progress bar. This is kind of annoying.
I dont think that having the codecs would be necessary unless they are included with VLC or another media player.
I would uninstall these if I can get MPC-HC on Debian.
Or if there is a build for Linux (Debian) could someone point me to it?
Sorry if this subject is taboo or beaten to death, I have searched and couldnt find anything relative.
I have and use VLC on my Debian OS, but would much rather use MPC-HC due to features like playing the next video file in the folder, just to name one.
I guess if there is a way to do this in VLC I can cope with it. But VLC also gets pixelated or choppy when I try to ffw and rew with the progress bar. This is kind of annoying.
I dont think that having the codecs would be necessary unless they are included with VLC or another media player.
I would uninstall these if I can get MPC-HC on Debian.
Or if there is a build for Linux (Debian) could someone point me to it?
Sorry if this subject is taboo or beaten to death, I have searched and couldnt find anything relative.
Skaendo- Posts : 2
Join date : 2014-10-06
Re: MPC-HC for Linux (Debian)?
MPC-HC is based on technologies that are only available for Windows.
An alternative for VLC that you can try on Linux would be MPV.
http://mpv.io/
An alternative for VLC that you can try on Linux would be MPV.
http://mpv.io/
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