For development and testing, I have created Lime Seed Media Player, which I have a semi-stable version of running for my daily use in order to smooth out bugs. It is fully 64-bit capable, and includes CD ripping and standard video and audio playback.
If you want to test out Lime Seed, I'd recommend grabbing a copy of the K-Lite Codec Pack. Personally, I use the Mega release.
Comments
terry
Jul 2 2019, 3:15 PM
the CC option is there but it will not let you use the option
RealityRipple
Jul 2 2019, 4:43 PM
Depending on if you're using LAV codecs or FFDShow, an icon for your decoder should show up near your computer's clock in the Tray area. Right click that and choose your subtitle or audio track options from there. The in-application control doesn't work in many scenarios at the moment. I'm working on it.
Lime Media Player
Windows XP, 
Windows Vista, 
Windows 7, 
Windows 8, 
Windows 8.1, 
Windows 10, and 
Windows 11.
.NET Framework 4.0 - 4.8.
Source Code
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