radio729 — Post 21 of 27
I use VLC Media Player on Windows and Mac and it works fine.
VLC media player
Mulka — Post 22 of 27
I use Winamp on Windows 10 and it works fine as well. In case any of you dislike both VlC and Winamp, you can also try foobar. I reckon it requires a bit of setting customisation, but then it should do its job.
thespyde — Post 23 of 27
I'd prefer Winamp but I can't use it any more. It takes a good four minutes or so to open a file or stop playing, or for any other function of it. I've tried uninstalling and doing a complete registry clean and such, even tried rolling back to an older version full of bloatware. Nothing helped.
VLC Media is okay, though I still miss Winamp. I can no longer play a folder on shuffle. Winamp would remember the shuffle setting but VLC won't.
VLC Media is okay, though I still miss Winamp. I can no longer play a folder on shuffle. Winamp would remember the shuffle setting but VLC won't.
Strange, Troubled Times...
hozosch — Post 24 of 27
Ah ok. I don't use that so yeah. VLC's ok for my needs.
thespyde — Post 25 of 27
Different strokes for different folks indeed.
Strange, Troubled Times...
Seva — Post 26 of 27
Lol I know what nvda-addons are!
What does vlc addon actually improve?
--Cytat (railwayguy):
The VLC Add On is a script which you install into the NVDA screen reader.
--Koniec cytatu
What does vlc addon actually improve?
--Cytat (railwayguy):
The VLC Add On is a script which you install into the NVDA screen reader.
--Koniec cytatu
hozosch — Post 27 of 27
You can access controls in the main window by tabbing. It also announces volume changes and time when scrolling.