New User-Friendly Features In GOM Player

There are a lot of different needs users may have when looking for the right media player. A lot of consumers make do just fine with whatever proprietary title comes pre-installed in their hardware, but others look for media players with more customizable features and a broader range of options.

GOM Player, by South Korea-based Gretch’s GOMLab, has a lot of the same features users would expect to find in any other title, but carries that additional functionality of being able to play broken files while repairing them, as well as locate missing codecs for full playback. There’s no need to download additional codecs to support different video file types since GOM Player can detect the necessary ones and load them.

GOM Player offers support for a lot of different file types, including AVI, MPG, MPEG, DAT, and streaming Windows media formats WMV, ASF, and ASX. When you use the player for content with one of these formats, the software adds it to your playlist for easy retrieval later.

One of the most sought after features of GOM Player is its support for subtitles. First, you can correct a file that doesn’t line up the subtitles with the audio, which has long been an annoyance for people who rely on subtitles for any reason. But even better, the software supports multiple subtitle file types so you don’t have to choose only one source for content. These include SMI, SRT, RT, and SUB (with IDX).

Of course, there are a host of advanced features available in the player too, including A-B repeat, screen capture, Media Player capture, playback speed control, and multiple video effects. It also offers support for 360-degree video playback simply by moving the mouse. While GOM Player is available as a Windows PC download, it offers apps for both iOS and Android, and is completely free. To download GOM Player, check it out at FileHippo by clicking here.

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