Are you looking for a great media player with some of the easiest features you can think of? Have you tried Zoom Player? In case you haven’t; here is an opportunity to find out more about what the program is all about, and what it has to offer you.

What is the deal with Zoom Player?

Zoom Player is a robust media and DVD front-end player. It was designed to be simple at first glance while being remarkably dynamic and flexible when used to its full potential. It works in two modes: a Media mode which can play any file supported by DirectShow (any file which plays in MediaPlayer) and a DVD mode which uses pre-installed DirectShow DVD filters to play DVD content.

Zoom Player supersedes media player in all its functions and provides several important functions that media player lacks. It provides special zooming functions to improve TV-output quality by eliminating overscan.

Some of its latest changes include the following: enhancements to the full screen navigation interface; enhancements to the API; remember previously selected subtitle and audio tracks for each media file; support for H.265 (HEVC) and VP9 playback; and several bug fixes.

Any downside?

Zoom Player might just be a bit complicated for a couple of people; but that doesn’t take anything away from it.

Want to check it out? Visit Inmatrix.com.

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