All Media Player Product Guide
How to Play an Audio or Video File
You can play a media file in two ways:
- From Windows Explorer:
- Locate the media file you would like to play
- Double the media file to start playing
- From All Media Player:
- From the main menu, click Media
- Select Open File…
- Locate the media file you wish to play and click Open
How to Play DVD, CD, VCD and SVCD
- From the main menu, click Media
- Then select Open Disc
- Choose the type of discs from Disc Selection, be it DVD, CD, VCD, or other types of discs
- Select the disc title from the Disc device drop-down control
- Click Play to start playing the disc
Does ALL Media Player Support Blu-ray?
- Currently ALL Media Player doesn’t support Blu-ray, although our development team is working hard to finalize that feature. We expect to add Blu-ray support by end of February.
How to Play YouTube Videos
- Copy the URL of the YouTube video you would like to play. For instance: https://youtu.be/g4U4BQW9OEk
- Back in All Media Player, click Media from the main menu and select Open Network Stream…
- Paste the URL of the YouTube video in the text box labelled Please enter a network URL:
- Click the Play button
How to Convert Audio or Video Files
- From the main menu, click Media
- Select Convert/ Save…, or you can just press Ctrl+R
- Click the + Add… button to the right of the File Selection list to add the media file you would like to convert
- When done with adding files, click the Convert/Save button
- in the Convert dialog box and in Settings, click the Profile drop-down box and select the format to convert to
- Click the Browse button to specify the file name and location for the destination file.
- Click Start to begin the format conversion process
How to Conduct a Webcam Recording
- Select Media > Open Capture Device…
- Select Direct Show from the Capture Mode Drop Down
- Choose the video and audio device from the drop-down menus or follow the options built-in
- Go down to Play and choose the drop-down arrow and choose Convert
- Select your video code
- Click Browse to choose the file
- Name your file and click Save
- Click Start to begin the recording and Stop for stopping the recording.
How to Capture Screenshot of a Video
ALL Media Player allows you to take screenshot of your favorite parts of a video file.
- Make sure that the video for which you want to take the snapshot is playing
- You can pause when you reach that part of the video of which you need the Screenshot
- From the main menu click Video > Take Snapshot
- or, the keyboard shortcut in Windows is SHIFT + S
- All screen shots files are automatically saved to default locations based on the operating system, usually under C:\Users\[username]\Pictures\
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