Thus, it is possible to specify where to try to connect firstly the media in preferences. Even though the KMP is based upon directshow structure, it supports Winamp, Realmedia and Quicktime by the internal logic. Furthermore, to get beyond the limitation of internal decoders, the external ones such as commercial h.264 decoders or cyberlink/intervideo audio decoders can be specified, so that KMP works optimally by the users' own customization. The KMPlayer includes almost all the essential decoders required for media playback. Internal filters are not registered to user's system to keep it from being messed up with system filters. The player provides both internal and external filters with a fully controlled environment in terms of connections to other splitters, decoders, audio/video transform filters and renderers without grappling with the DirectShow merit system. Software handles a wide range of subtitles and allows you to capture audio, video, and screenshots in many ways. The KMPlayer is a versatile media player which can cover various types of container format such as VCD, DVD, AVI, MKV, Ogg Theora, OGM, 3GP, MPEG-1/2/4, WMV, RealMedia, and QuickTime among others. I really can't imagine what Win 3x apps you'd want to run except out of curiosity (of course, there might be more reasons to want to run MS-DOS: ).įinally, if you do go through with an actual installation, I hope you're planning to do it in a Virtual Machine - getting that stuff to install in a VM will be painful enough - I'd guess that trying to get it installed on a modern system is likely to be futile.Screenshot 2 / 4 screenshot 3 / 4 screenshot 4 / 4

It would be worth seeing if your regular Windows installation will run the program. The 圆4 versions don't (at least I think the Win16 support is still there in 32-bit versions - you might need to check). Now all you have to do is find an MS-DOS machine to install it on - did you remember that Win 3.1 needs MS-DOS? Copy the Win 3.1 install files onto a CD or the local disk first, because I don't think you'll have much luck getting MS-DOS to read the USB floppy.ĭon't forget that 32-bit Windows OS's support running Win 3.1 applications - more or less. But, you can get a USB floppy drive pretty cheap on ebay.

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