I’d kept Windows Media Player at version 6.4 because of privacy, phoning home, etc., and didn’t use RealPlayer at all, for similar reasons. Then I heard of QuickTime Alternative and Real Alternative, free downloads that let you play QuickTime and Real videos - and both come with Media Player Classic, which plays most everything and behaves.
Then I found Crystal Player, also freeware, which plays plays most everything - and what it doesn’t play, Media Player Classic does. The great thing about Crystal Player is that you can adjust brightness/contrast/color on the fly (or pause and adjust). So many videos need adjusting, this is a feature that’s hard to live without.
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