What audio player do you use on your PC?

[bobzilla]

For those of you that use VLC, if you've had issues with flac files being stuttery/jerky, that is fixed in version 4.0. It isn't out yet as a stable build, but you can install one of the nightly builds for now and it will fix the issue until the official 4.0 is released. https://nightlies.videolan.org/

[Beatlesiak]

Since years ago, when I switched from poor quality: mp3 to the lossless and HD audio formats, AIMP is definitely the most efficient, the most functional, the most stable, and the most technically and visually refined. Something more? Best of the best in the World.

[For]

Another VLC fan here!

[Golem]

I use plexamp

[Phil_Lip]

For those of you that use VLC, if you've had issues with flac files being stuttery/jerky, that is fixed in version 4.0. It isn't out yet as a stable build, but you can install one of the nightly builds for now and it will fix the issue until the official 4.0 is released. https://nightlies.videolan.org/

Thanks for that, been scratching my head trying to work out what was wrong!

[Megazeti]

Media Player Lite
is great for video files it can give you heaps of specs on the file too. Good as a audio file player.
Never worried about it but not sure if there's a setting to play multiple files otherwise I just hit the next button.

[recordroman]

JRiver Media Center is a wonderful program. Lots of bells and whistles, Also, I'm not an audiophile but it's touted as processing high quality sound. I also use it to play movies. One feature is that for many songs it will display the lyrics. There's a feature called "Spotlight" that lets you highlight an artist and a window comes up with various albums by the artist and the ones you have are displayed with a play button. My main playlist has over 350k tracks and they are easily sorted in a variety of ways including name of song, artists, bit rate, and file type. It has TV, Cloudplay, Streaming, etc. There are remote features via Internet but I never have set it up for that. Hover over a movie and it takes you to the DVD cover and provides a synopsis, cast, director, etc. The features of JRiver are too numerous to list here. I think the player cost $40 or $50 or so. I buy an upgrade every couple of years (for $20 or $25 or so) for new features and to support the company/programmers.

geo

In addition to playback, excellent for ripping and auto tagging.

[JosRem]

On my iMac and my MacBook I have both Piezo and AudioHijack for any recording (from Rogue Amoeba). For editing and export I use Sound Studio (from Felttip via Apple Store). I don’t need more. Check Internet for reviews.

[Egg_Crisis]

Winamp 2.95 (the later versions are bloat) for audio and Media Player Classic for video (and VLC as a standby for the occasional file MPC won't play.)

[mojofilter]

Winamp 2.95 (the later versions are bloat) for audio and Media Player Classic for video (and VLC as a standby for the occasional file MPC won't play.)

I just looked up my version number and it's 5.8 build #3660 (x86) from 2018. It's never given me a problem. Stay with what works. It must have upgraded itself after one too many hard drive crashes years ago. I've read about later builds being all full of bloat, but this one seems to work just fine. It's collected to the 7,000 audio and video files in my database. One click, it plays.