Gom Player 2.3.123

You need to install CoreAAC-2.3.0.573 the latest audio codec for GOM player to fix the "inaudible" audio on the player. This works for me alright!

Stuck with Windows 8, so I had to try GOM out.

GOM has no audio when playing DVDs. Tried downloading who knows what to get it right, tried playing around with the preferences. Still no audio.

I can only get audio if I click into each .Vob of the DVD, but the video is extremely pixelated and the audio is way off.

Better media players out there where I can simply play a DVD without frustration. GOM is probably the worst media player I've ever downloaded.

Pop-up after closing Gom have been removed and still having problem with playing realmedia (.rm .rmvb) video even after install Real Alternative.

But now I found a workaround to play .rm video as follows:
1. Open Gom Player.
2. Right click and choose "Preferences...".
3. Choose "Filter" from left pane.
4. Go to "Advanced Settings" tab.
5. On "Filter Rendering Method" check on Advanced.
6. On "Filter Priority", click "Add Filter".
7. Locate and choose "MPC-Real Video Decoder" before click OK.
8. Then set its "Condition" to Highest.
9. Finally close preferences and play .rm file.

at first, the gom player I played run smoothly with the subtitles but then when I want to play the same movie again and I drag the subtitles to the gom player, suddenly it came out like this >> "gom player has stop working"

what should I do? I even reinstall the gom player but still the same problem occured. :(

@kenny
Install K-lite full pack... but still make your gomplayer as your default player.. it should play MP4 without having a problem...

GOM player is 1 of the best players I have encountered but it seems to have problems with codecs and always show the error "Codec missing" for whatever video I played n when I closed it, the video was played but there is no audio.Could anybody help?

@jason

I'm using windows 7... Thanks for helping me install the codec. You really gave me a big help... thanks again.

@brian
Check FAQ from gomlab .com
See "DVD is not playing correctly."
It explains how to import the codec to play DVD
I hope it works for you!

I downloaded mpeg2ds because my GOM player said I was missing a codex to play a dvd I just put into my laptop. Then what? Do I place it in a certain place on my computer. Its not an executable so I couldnt just launch it. Help anyone?

This is an excellent player. I have used many other players like VLC, KMplayer, BSplayer ... etc but GOM is on Top. Especially for video effects and subtitles. And it allow moving by key frames which results in smooth playing.

PS:
Gom Player 2.1.25.5015 and Gom Player 2.1.24.5013 have problems. Please Use Gom Player 2.1.21.4846, its a perfect release.

Thanx a million, Jason for this...
running xp profesional,


1. PUT YOUR CODEC INTO A BRAND NEW FOLDER
2. Go to "Organize" should be on the upper right hand corner of the folder
3. Click on "Folder and Search Options"
4. Click on the "View" tab
5. Scroll down to the folder "Hidden files and folders" and uncheck "dont show hidden files..." and check "show hidden files..."
6. right below that UNCHECK "hide extensions for known file types"
7. Now click ok and go back to the folder.
8. You should see sth like dtsfilter.download, right click on the file and choose "Rename"
9. Rename the codec file to "codecfile.exe"***

***example dont rename dtsfilter.download to codecfile.exe but rename the dtsfilter to dtsfilter.exe...in short only change the file extensions***

@Dave S
Stand on your head...
Oh come on you knew someone was going to say it.

Frankly I have yet to find one thing that I like about GOM.

MPHC still much better, heck even Jet Audio is better.
Heidi-Ann

Excellent player but all the video is upside down, how can I invert the video? Thanks, Dave

@ihecker

Thanks had problems for ages and this sorted it in 3 mins......Thanks again....

@ Adriana

I've got the same problem like you. My Gom player can open the MKV video yet there is no sound.
It seems that the gom player cant play ripped/ compressed version of MKV properly.
I have another non-ripped/compressed MKV files and it just plays perfectly using gomplayer.

I wonder why gom couldnt play compressed MKV smoothly.

*Instead you can use Media Player Classic to open this so-called compressed MKV and it works perfectly for me with the sound on. cheers