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What Elmedia Player from Eltima Software offers than VLC for Mac OS X does not?
  • It's in the Mac App Store
  • It has a clean, good looking interface
  • It doesn't try to do too much
  • The UX makes sense
  • Have I mentioned it doesn't look like garbage?
Honestly, for all its versatility, VLC looks like it was designed in 2001... because it was. It's about as consumer-unfriendly as you can possibly get. 90% of what it does is of no interest to 90% of average consumers. For the other 10%, it's awesome.
 
VLC looks like it was designed in 2001... because it was.
Looks modern enough to me? Its usability could be improved, but I've also seen much worse with open source software.

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  • It's in the Mac App Store
  • It has a clean, good looking interface
  • It doesn't try to do too much
  • The UX makes sense
  • Have I mentioned it doesn't look like garbage?
Honestly, for all its versatility, VLC looks like it was designed in 2001... because it was. It's about as consumer-unfriendly as you can possibly get. 90% of what it does is of no interest to 90% of average consumers. For the other 10%, it's awesome.

So your point are: App Store. the GUI is nicer and simpler to use, OK Good point :)

My question is focus because VCL is free that is all :)

Has the malware issue with Elmedia Player been fixed?

Yes, the malware issue with Elmedia Player has been fixed
-https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/eltima-softwares-elmedia-player-and-folx-infected-with-malware.2079195/#post-25254347

But we are still waiting for a reply for an Eltima representative... :mad:

Came
 
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The version available from the App Store is about half the cost of the Pro version,, with features between the free and Pro versions from their site.
 
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The Airplay feature of Elmedia sounds nice. Does it work with any Video Format?

And for free Video players with a nice design and also some nice features I would suggest to also try out Iina.
 
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just opening in full screen and forget GUI

Yup, same opinion here! :)

TBH i am ok with VLC
  • It's in the Mac App Store
  • It has a clean, good looking interface
  • It doesn't try to do too much
  • The UX makes sense
  • Have I mentioned it doesn't look like garbage?
Honestly, for all its versatility, VLC looks like it was designed in 2001... because it was. It's about as consumer-unfriendly as you can possibly get. 90% of what it does is of no interest to 90% of average consumers. For the other 10%, it's awesome.

Well, I tested and I prefer VLC maybe I am part "of the other 10%"
Being honest, i don't install a software only because it looks nice, but if works then I keep it ;)
 
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The version available from the App Store is about half the cost of the Pro version,, with features between the free and Pro versions from their site.
Hi does that mean the one in the app store does not have all the features of the one on the Elmedia site which goes for $19.99?
When the one in the app store is only $9.99 ?
and they call it
Elmedia:universal video player?why don,t they call it Elmedia pro?
I,m confused.I don,t want to pay $19.99. $9.99 is more like it.
Hope some one answers my question.Have a good weekend.
 
Hi does that mean the one in the app store does not have all the features of the one on the Elmedia site which goes for $19.99?
When the one in the app store is only $9.99 ?
and they call it
Elmedia:universal video player?why don,t they call it Elmedia pro?
I,m confused.I don,t want to pay $19.99. $9.99 is more like it.
Hope some one answers my question.Have a good weekend.
They have two in the Apple App Store
Elmedia:universal video player pro
and one called.
Elmedia Player GO both the same price ,what's the difference between them they seem the same?

 
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