gernerd.blogg.se - Pot player 64bit

appicon and appicon1 are identical and belong to PotPlayerPortable.exe (Start/Start1 executable).Name2=Pot Player Live (32/64 bit) Portable Edition Name1=Pot Player (32/64 bit) Portable Edition We'll use PotPlayerLivePortable.exe as an example, It's easier with multi-tab file manager like for example XYplorer or Tablacus Explorer. In case you need to regenerate them, we'll show you how to make one of the launchers so you can do the rest yourself. As long as you don't make any changes to the launcher files-the ones in PotPlayerPortable _3264\App\AppInfo\Launcher folder-you don't have to regenerate them.

We have included these launchers with the template. Make sure the PackageVersion entry is in 4 place digit, eg.0 not just. Replace the section with the latest version number.

Browse to PotPlayerPortable _3264\App\AppInfo and open appinfo.ini file with NPP.

Browse to both PotPlayerPortable _3264\App\PotPlayer and PotPlayerPortable _3264\App\PotPlayer64, delete these:.

Extract the 32 bit installer and codecs to PotPlayerPortable _3264\App\PotPlayer folder,ĭo the same with the 64 bit installer and codecs file to PotPlayerPortable _3264\App\PotPlayer64.

Get the latest PotPlayer release-both the 32 and 64 bit installer along with both PotPlayer codecs (further down the page).

template, and extract the content with 7-Zip.

We'll use the 32/64 bit edition as example, you can infer from this example to upgrade the 32 bit only edition.

If it can't play anything, try change the Video Renderer from the default Auto select (recommended).ĭIY/Do It Yourself: Upgrade to the Latest Release Requirements 7-Zip, NPP/Notepad++ or other text editor, Launcher Generator/PAL, Installer/PAI.It's easy to use yet rivals complex open-source projects in features and options.

It can play nearly all media files without requiring additional codecs yet supports OpenCodecs. It might just convince you to keep it around for a long time."-Mircea Dragomir, (June 24th, 2015)Daum PotPlayer is a pretty awesome free media player for Windows. However, it's packed with rich features under the hood, coming in handy even to pro users. The interface is extremely minimalistic, letting even the most inexperienced accommodate in a jiffy. "If you thought you'd seen it all in free media players, have a look at impressive Daum PotPlayer."- staff, (September 26, 2014) "Lifehacker chose PotPlayer as the 'Best Video Player for Windows', saying, 'For its great performance, high number of features, and ability to play just about anything, we recommend PotPlayer for all your video playing needs.' PotPlayer was also chosen by Lifehacker readers as the third most popular Blu-ray playback suite."- ".PotPlayer is worth at least a try.