Zoom Player is the most Powerful, Flexible and Customizable Media Player application for the Windows PC platform.

Based on our highly-touted Smart Play technology, more media formats play with less hassle, improved stability and greater performance Behind Zoom Player’s classic media player look, hides a powerful Media Center application designed with a simple 5-Key (up/down/left/right/select) fullscreen navigation interface. The 5-Key system provides simple navigation with advanced interfaces. Interface such as the Media Library, File Browser, Playlist, Color Control, Audio Equalizer, Bookmarks, Play History and many more. Zoom Player’s media center simplicity makes it ideal for users with no previous computer experience.

 

With Zoom Player, you can instantly Convert any PC into a Home Entertainment Center (HTPC) with no specialized hardware requirement or operating system. Zoom Player runs with every version of Windows.

Utilizing Zoom Player’s modular design and flexibility, you can easily design a safe viewing environment, limiting or extending functionality, making it ideal for both newbies and professionals.

Zoom Player is fully scalable, supporting the latest media formats and interfaces. New features are incorporated constantly with release schedules and feature integration clearly announced on our support Forum, Twitter and Facebook pages.

Install Center:
Zoom Player’s Install Center quickly scans your system for missing or outdated media components and automatically present you with an installation list of recommended updates, keeping your system up to date with the latest technology.

Supported Video Formats:
DVD, BluRay (Decrypted Main Movie playback), Matroska (MKV), MPEG2 Transport (TS/TP/TSP/TRP/M2T/M2TS/MTS/PVA/TOD), H.264 & AVCHD (MPEG4 AVC), H.265 & HEVC, WebM, XVID, DIVX, AVI, Flash Video (FLV), Windows Media (WMV/ASF), QuickTime (MOV/HDMOV), Ogg Movie (OGM), Theora (OGV), Real Media (RM/RMVB), VideoCD (VCD), Super VideoCD (SVCD), MPEG (MPG), MPEG2 Program (M2V/VOB/MOD), MPEG4 (SP/ASP), MPEG4 ISO (MP4), General Exchange Format (GXF), Material Exchange Format (MXF), Media Center DVR (DVR-MS), CamCorder (MOD/TOD), Digital Video (DV), DVCPRO, VP3, VP6, VP7, Motion JPEG (MJPEG), Motion JPEG 2000 (MJPEG2000), Flash (SWF), Cellphone 3GPP (3GP/3G2), FLIC (FLI/FLC) and more . . .

Supported Audio Formats:
MP3, Free Lossless Audio CODEC (FLAC), Advanced Audio Coding (AAC), Windows Media (WMA), OGG Vorbis (OGG), OPUS (OPUS), CD-Audio (CDA), Dolby Digital (AC3), Digital Theatre Surround (DTS), Matroska (MKA), Wave Audio (WAV), SHOUTcast (Streaming), Cell Phone (AMR), Monkey Audio (APE), Real Media (RA), MusePack (MPC), OptimFROG (OFR), Shorten (SHN), True Audio (TTA), WavPack (WV), Apple Lossless Audio Coding (ALAC), LPCM, MIDI, AIFF, MO3, IT, XM, S3M, MTM, UMX and more . . .

Supported Interactive Formats:
DVD, Hypertext Markup Language (HTML), Flash (SWF).

Supported Image Formats:
JPEG (JPG), PNG, GIF, BMP, ICO, WMF, EMF, JFIF, RLE, WIN, VST, VDA, TGA, ICB, TIFF, FAX, EPS, PCX, PCC, SCR, RPF, RLA, SGI, BW, PSD, PDD, PPM, PGM, PBM, CEL, PIC, PCD, CUT, PSP, PN and more.

 

Zoom Player v22.5 change list
What’s new, changed and fixed

New :

* A while back, the owners of the OpenSubtitles.org decided on a change
of directions and switched the entire website to OpenSubtitles.com
along with new authentication requirements and an updated JSON based API.

These changes broke Zoom Player’s subtitle Search & Download features.

Introducing Zoom Player new OpenSubtitles.com subtitle plugin!

Specify your OpenSubtitles.com user/password under “Adv. Options /
Playback / Video / Subtitles” by selecting the OpenSubtitles.com
plugin and then clicking the “Configure” button.

If you’re interested, I open-sourced the plugin’s code here:
https://github.com/bLightZP/OpenSubtitles.com.Delphi.API

* Added support for Windows’ SMTC (System Media Transport Controls), the
little card fly-out you see when using the keyboard’s volume control
or on some PC’s lock screens.

In theory, you should be able to use HASS to use this feature to
automate multiple Zoom Player instances:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Home_Assistant

Additional information:

Help test SMTC (Window's System Media Transport Controls) support in Zoom Player
byu/ZoomPlayer inZoomPlayer

* New Settings (Adv. Options / Interface / Playlist) to show additional
columns on the playlist editor window (disabled by default) :

– Artist
– Album
– Release Year
– Genre

You can resize the columns and their size is saved across sessions.

* New Settings (Adv. Options / Interface / Playlist) to show a header
above the playlist entries (enabled by default).

* New Settings (Adv. Options / Interface / Playlist) that allows you to
specify the playlist editor’s column margins.

* The media library’s search feature (using the magnifying glass or now
the “Quick Search” option on the functions page) will now show a full
multi-lingual virtual keyboard, allowing you to search for items within
a media library category with only the mouse, keyboard or a remote
control (previously you had to use both a mouse and a keyboard to
utilize this feature).

* New Setting (Adv. Options / Interface / Home Theater) that lets you
control the media library’s Virtual Keyboard size relative to the
currently active monitor.

* New “Mark as Unseen” option in Zoom Player’s media library’s functions
page to make it easier to setup when re-watching. When used, selected
entries or entire folders can be easily removed from the play history.

* Added support for custom keyboard actions based on the Home, End, PgUp
and PgDn keys (Adv. Options / Interface / Keyboard) when Zoom Player
isn’t navigating through the Home Theater fullscreen interface.

Previously, the PgUp/PgDn keyboard actions were hard-coded to the use
the “Play previous/next file in the playing folder with the same file
extension” functions and these remain as defaults.

The Home/End keyboard actions were previously unassigned and are now
set to “Main Home Theater interface” for the Home key and “Play History
Home Theater interface” for the End key.

* Added two new settings to “Advanced Options / System” allowing you to
automatically scale (multiply) the default PixelArt skin elements based
on the start-up or current monitor.

* Split the Video Streaming download timeout (Adv. Options / Playback /
Video Streaming) to include a separate value when downloading meta-data
as sometimes the authentication/update server may be slower to respond
compared to the meta-data server.

* Added a more accurate “Duration” listing on the info page (“I” keyboard
shortcut).

* DirectShow Zoom & Pan features are now supported when using MPC-VR as
the video renderer.

* I’ve added a new libVLC feature that allows you to specify custom
libVLC startup options:
https://wiki.videolan.org/VLC_command-line_help

* New setting (Adv. Options / Interface / Position & Size) to automatically
position the playback window to a specified screen snap zone (position on
screen) when a new media is loaded.

* The increase/decrease play rate functions assigned by default to the
Alt+”Home” (increase) and Alt+”End” (decrease) keyboard shortcuts now
work when using the default YouTube IFRAME Javascript media engine.

On YouTube, each video has it’s own assigned play rates, with some
videos not having any play rates at all (e.g. Live video), using the
increase or decrease play rate functions will cycle between the
available play rates and finally, back to standard play speed.

Changed :

+ When designing the control overlay interface, I made the mistake of
designing it to automatically adjust element sizes (buttons, volume
bar, etc) to scale based on the monitor’s resolution instead of the
monitor’s DPI (dots per inch, dots being Pixels in this context) value.

This miscalculation caused cases where a 24″ monitor at 1920×1080 had
smaller buttons than a 27″ monitor at 2560×1440 while essentially, their
physical DPI was nearly the same (Windows was set to 100% DPI for both).

To fix this issue in the upcoming version, I modified the element-size
math to conform to the DPI setting. Here what this means for existing
installations:

– If you’re using an 1920×1080 monitor at 100% DPI, you shouldn’t
notice any difference.

– If you’re using a higher resolution monitor or using a Windows DPI
setting above 100%, you may need to adjust the control overlay element
sizes under “Advanced Options / Interface / Control Overlay” to return
the element sizes to your preference.

Fixed :

– The Windowed (Ctrl+G) and Home Theater (Shift+G) versions of the Video
Streaming interfaces did not properly adjust the program guide’s time
display to automatically account for timezone and daylight saving.

If you previously used the time-shift feature to compensate for this
issue, you may need to reset the time-shift back to 0.

– The media library’s search feature did not refresh the screen following
a search under some conditions.

– Zoom Player should now use the default Windows fonts for interfaces
that are not skinned (e.g. Options dialog). This should fix cases where
fonts may not appear to have anti-aliasing enabled on foreign language
version of Windows.

– Hopefully fixed a case where the “new version available” pop-up
doesn’t show on a turned-off secondary monitor.

– When using the Media Server browser (PLEX/Emby/Jellyfin), right clicking
a media entry could result in the media’s extended information window
appearing behind the Media Server browser window.

– The “Reset user interface size to default” function (Ctrl+”`” keyboard
shortcut) accidentally remained functional while in fullscreen mode.

– The playlist editor’s selected item(s) border color was not being set
for the default skin causing it to be corrupted when switching skins.

– Control Overlay button hints that appears when hovering over buttons
in the “Fixed” and “Dynamic” zones showed the hints in a bad position,
partially covering the buttons.

– Media with encoded rotation value (e.g. shot vertically on an iPhone) are
now automatically rotated to the specified orientation when using MPC-VR
as the video renderer.

– Fixed meta-data and embedded image display for music files (e.g. mp3)
edited by Directory Opus and possibly other software.

– After a fresh reboot, on some systems, running Zoom Player Windows
triggered multiple “WM_DEVICECHANGE” events in sequence, causing
Zoom Player to crash and become unresponsive.

– Fixed a rare crash on exit, probably didn’t have any affect.

– The “Opening a new media shows the control overlay” setting did not
always work as intended.

– The “Auto-select last viewed media/folder on entering a folder” media
library setting did not work when using the “Reset filters” feature.

– Fixed a crash when using the home theater confirmation dialog.

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