If you’re looking for a best media player to play all kinds of media on your Desktop PC, obviously it’s the open source VLC media player which just got an update.

Although this player does not have eye candy effects or pleasing user interface, it is still easy to opperate and does it's job perfectly. It can play almost any type of media format ranging from wmv to high definition H.264. Digital audio pass through is also supported if you have an high end music amplifier for 5.1 or 7.1 surrpund sounds. Works best when you have a proper sound card with optical output capabilities.

The latest version of VLC Media Player has improved codec supports, especially SSA decoding, v412, x264 modules and also has some secutrity fixes.

VLC Media Player had some video quality issues in the latest Windows 7 OS due to regressions on some popular video drivers and it has been fixed now in this version, which means VLC Media Player works perfectly in Windows 7 or any other version you may use.

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