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MPlayer for Windows 2015-02-06 (Build #128)

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Date Added:

Feb 20, 2015 02:29 AM

Publisher's Description:

MPlayer for Windows is an award-winning OpenSource media player packaged for Windows.

Package Contents
MPlayer on Win32 by Sherpya, SVN-r36816 (2014-02-09)
SMPlayer front-end by RVM, v0.8.6 (SVN-r6023)
MPUI front-end by Martin Fiedler, v1.2-pre3 (Build 38)
Binary Codecs for MPlayer (2011-01-31)
Installer created with Unicode NSIS, v2.46

2. Acknowledgment

MPlayer was created by The MPlayer Project <http://www.mplayerhq.hu/>. This package contains software by Ricardo Villalba and Martin J. Fiedler. Special thanks to Gianluigi Tiesi for the Win32 builds of MPlayer.

MPlayer for Windows is free software. Don´t pay to download or use it! We are NOT affiliated with any third-party sites offering payed downloads. You may consider donating to the MPlayer Project though.

Anti-Virus Warning

Occasionally your Antivirus program may mistakenly detect "malware" (virus, trojan, worm, etc.) in some of the files here. This is called a "false-positive" and the files are actually innocent/clean. It´s an error in your specific Antivirus software.

In case you encounter such problems, goto http://www.virustotal.com/ and check the file again with multiple Antivirus engines! And take care with results like "suspicious" , "generic" or "packed". Those are *not* real hits, they are just wild speculation.

Apparently Antivirus programs tend to suspect installers/uninstaller created with NSIS. Furthermore some Antivirus programs blindly suspect all UPX´d (packed) executables of being malware. Obviously this is a stupid generalization, so please ignore those warnings!

Last but not least: Always keep in mind that this is OpenSource software! If you don´t trust the people providing the pre-compiled binaries, download the source codes and compile them yourself.

DON´T SUBMIT ANY VIRUS/TROJAN REPORTS, UNLESS YOU HAVE VERIFIED THE INFECTION WITH MULTIPLE ANTIVIRUS ENGNINES. THANKS!