GOM Player - Supported Files and Devices

Supported Files and Devices

The latest version of GOM Player will playback the following types of media files (the ones with * are not natively supported but require external codecs):

  • Incomplete or damaged AVI files (skipping the damaged frames)
  • Broken AVI files (rebuilding the file's Index in real-time)
  • ASF/MP3/AVI/Ogg files on an HTTP Streaming connection
  • Using DirectShow it will play these formats: AVI, WMV, ASF, MP3, MP4, Matroska, 3GP, Google Video, Flash Video, VOB, Ogg*, OGM, MPEG-1, MPEG-2*, MPEG-4 Part 2, MS MPEG4 V1/2/3, MJPEG, H.263(+)*, H.264 (MPEG-4 AVC)*, Vorbis*, AMR*, QCELP, EVRC, MSVIDC
  • RealMedia files (requires RealPlayer or Real Alternative installed)
  • QuickTime files (requires QuickTime or QuickTime Alternative installed)

The latest version of GOM Player will playback the following types of discs:

  • Audio CD (requires Windows 2000 or Windows XP)
  • DVD (requires MPEG-2 codec installed)
  • Video CD/SVCD/XCD

GOM Player also supports peer-to-peer video streaming through an official add-on called GOMTV Streamer.

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