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GOM Media Player for Windows handles most of the more common video formats, including MP4, AVI, MKV, and more. It comes with a sleeker, more media center-focused design and packs plenty of codecs under the hood to play just about any media format you throw at it.
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Download new version BSplayer. one of the most widely used media players, which has been downloaded by more than 70 million people worldwide and it has been translated into more than 90 languages worldwide. It is...
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Flash Player is required to access web pages that have embedded Flash and swf files content in them. With the shift to HTML5, the need for a separate plug-in to access video and audio will probably start to fade in...