Announcing Zoom Player 6.00 final Options

[Blight]

After over a year of development, v6 has gone final, we anticipate your feedback.

This version of Zoom Player is incompatible with v5.5/6.0 betas (except 6.0 RC2/RC3) that were installed in "Standard" mode (legacy mode installations are unaffected). If you've used a previous installation, it is recommended that you uninstall prior to installing this version.

If you do not wish to uninstall, you'll have to manually erase the following folder (from an admin account):
"%AppData%\Zoom Player"

Download:
Zoom Player v6.00 final

Navigation interfaces (if you're not using the default drapes interface, you need to update):
Drapes Widescreen :: Drapes for Tablet devices :: Blue Chill :: Bill Chill for Tablet devices :: Charcoal :: Charcoal Widescreen :: Ivory :: Ivory Widescreen :: Mercury :: Onyx :: LCARS]


Changes from 6.00 RC3 :

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  * Support for PowerDVD v8 filters (CD Audio/H.264 and DVD Navigation)

  + The AB-Repeat function (Alt+"R") used to loop a specific section of
    audio/video will now highlight the timeline to indicate the looping
    section (only on default skin).

  - Some M3U playlist files wouldn't load properly if the files within
    contained ANSI characters which conflicted with UTF8 decoding.

  - Deleting entries from the Chapter Browser navigation interface no
    longer causes a "Divide by Zero" error in some cases.

  - Having both "Auto-Size User Interface to maintain Video Aspect Ratio"
    and "Prevent moving the user interface off the primary monitor" enabled
    could cause a freeze when using the Alt+"4" or Alt+"5" functions to Zoom
    the video window beyond the size of the monitor.

  - With a detached Control Bar, it was possible for the mouse wheel
    functions not to work if the control bar was moved.

  - You should no longer see open/enqueue with Zoom Player when
    right-clicking certain system folders.

  - When Stay On Top was enabled, some interfaces were appearing behind
    the main user interface.

  - Using the Fast-Play and Slow-Motion controls with EVR set as the
    video renderer could cause "Invalid Floating Point Operation" errors.

  - The "/Config" command line didn't work when specifying a non-existent
    local configuration file (a default setting file should have been
    created and wasn't).