The reason I ask is, I am using an automated script that exports an Adobe Premiere MP4 then a batch file runs to play the last modified MP4, that opens in Media Player Classic. I have looked in the options by searching for 'screen' and it seems that it just doesn't exist. and if it already is in full screen, pressing the key combination does nothing (just tries to make it full screen when it already is, so it just stays full screen). Also, the development of the player ceased in 2017 making other video players, like VLC media player, better options.There's a few options in Media Player Classic to set it on full screen, you can typically press Alt+Enter or F, but both of those options will toggle it so if it's playing in full screen already, it will bring it out of full screen.Īn option I am trying to work out is, where a key combination puts it in full screen if it's not already. However, other than nostalgic purposes, there are not many reasons to choose this application over other Windows media players. Media Player Classic is an application for users who want the look and feel of Windows Media Player 6.4.

Also, the player is lightweight and uses little memory, which allows you to use it on older computers. Media Player Classic is customizable, which allows you to configure different aspects such as the playback toolbar. The program provides features such as the ability to remove tearing and support for enhanced video rendering. It supports many popular video and audio formats, such as H.264, MPEG-4 ASP, OGG, and FLV. The player provides SVCD, VCD, and DVD playback out of the box. The main fork of Media Player Classic is Home Cinema, which provides additional options and features.

Media Player Classic is an open-source program that looks and feels similar to Windows Media Player 6.4.

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