Remote for dvdfab media player a windows

This program has a lot of potential, it just lacks some features I am familiar with and has a few bugs, but it's nothing major. I am not intending to bash this program or the developers, please do not think that. It shouldn't be messing with system files, so I don't see the need for a restart. I do not like that it asked to restart my computer after install, which was not necessary because it ran fine anyway. Not sure if that was a bug or was intended (for the right-center controls). If you hovered over the 'remote' on the right-center side and moved your mouse away, (at least while I was testing it) the controls did not go away until I clicked the video, unlike the rest of the interface that hides when you move your mouse out of the control area. I did like that if you move your mouse to the top, right-center, and bottom of the screen you can see different parts of the interface. I also feel like the interface was very empty when you first start it up, like there was room for a lot more to go there. I do like the interface of this program a lot, even more while fullscreened, though it was a little confusing in the system settings because selection options have the same animation/effect as text or blank spots. Nice that it will re-sync itself, but would be better if it didn't freeze in the first place. I tried this multiple times to test it (even if settings were not changing, stereo was my only option on this system) and it happened every time. There is also a bug with the program, where if you right click the video (I was doing this while fullscreened) and go to audio and click Stereo, the next time I right clicked the video the video feed froze for approximately 5-10 seconds while the audio continued, then the player sped up the video frames until the audio and video were synced again.

I can see it being useful for someone who doesn't know about other ways, or just likes to have the button there. avi file and it played fine, but the 'zoom' functions in the top left of the screen did not function other than maximize, which seemed somewhat useless (to me) anyway since you can double-click the video to maximize it (I've used a lot of video players, that is a common function I like). I don't have a bluray drive, but I did try it on a.

Remote for dvdfab media player a windows