Again I will recommend the portable version here which has everything included, both 32 and 64 bits ( launcher by gbrao in this thread ) and with a sexy modern skin.

I just wanted to let you know that your version results in an incomplete and severely crippled PotPlayer that doesn't play half the files it's supposed to and is probably more unstable than Miley Cyrus on a very bad day. Those files are oddly enough included in the videohelp version. Furthermore, unfortunately dvbsupport doesn't include the DirectX 9 files in their installers, so PotPlayer will cry about that in case the user doesn't have his DirectX 9 updated. The original and main site for PotPlayer, dvbsupport, have those codecs included in the installer. Those codecs are a separate download when installing PotPlayer using the videohelp version. Once you have clicked in PotPlayer, then the frame-by-frame keys will work.I'd like to point out that the downloads you refer to ( from ) do NOT include FFmpeg, Libav and OpenCodec when extracting the setup files. Important: If the frame-by-frame keys are not working, simply click within PotPlayer using your mouse.

To go frame-by-frame in PotPlayer, use the 'd' key on your keyboard to advance backward and the 'f' key to advance forward.

Use the space-bar to pause and play your videos.

Scroll down to ShotKam on the left, then open the 'ShotKam' folder and the dated folders of the shots you wish to view.

Within PotPlayer, right-click and select Open File(s).

To view your ShotKam videos in PotPlayer:

Right-click on the PotPlayer icon in your taskbar, then select 'Pin to Taskbar.'.

If PotPlayer does not automatically open, you can select the PotPlayer icon on your desktop.

This is just a default malware protection software that is not needed for PotPlayer.

Select “I agree” on the PotPlayer license agreement.

Select “Next” on the PotPlayer 64-bit Setup.

You will be asked if you want to allow this application to make changes to your PC.

At the bottom of your screen, click the arrow (^), then select Open.

You will see a prompt at the bottom of your screen asking what you would like to do with this setup.

You cannot use Google Chrome at this time.

Follow this link: Important: Use Firefox or Microsoft Edge to download PotPlayer.

There is an alternative to VLC Media Player for Windows users called PotPlayer.

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