Features Summary
| Features | 1.98 Pro | 1.98 Free |
|---|---|---|
| Skins | Yes | Yes |
| Speed troubleshooting modes | Yes | Yes |
| Multilingual support | Yes | Yes |
| Multicolor on-screen controls and seeking-bar | Yes | Yes |
| Subtitles | Yes | Yes |
| External audio track support | Yes | Yes |
| Playlists with bookmarks | Yes | Yes |
| Image capturing | Yes | Yes |
| Runtime help messages | Yes | Yes |
| Runtime statistics & suggestions | Yes | Yes |
| Aspect and audio/text skew correction | Yes | Yes |
| Graphical ten band equalizer | Yes | Yes |
| Video postprocessing | Yes | No |
| Zooming, scrolling & panorama | Yes | No |
| Supersampling | Yes | No |
| Motion interpolation (referred to as "multisampling") |
Yes | No |
| Video filters | Yes | No |
| Audio filters | Yes | No |
| Automatic codec downloader | Yes | No |
| Native Crystal MPEG1/2 format support | Yes | No |
| Native Crystal AVI format support | Yes | No |
| Crystal MPEG1/2 video decoder | Yes | No |
| Crystal AC3 multichannel audio decoder | Yes | No |
| Unicode-support | No | No |
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