When you have the time to play the movie again, it will resume the playback exactly from that saved point. What if you’re watching a movie only suddenly to be interrupted by something that you have to do right away? Just close Media Player Classic and it will remember the last playback position as long as you have enabled the option in advance. This feature makes it so much easier to look for that particular scene you want to watch again so badly. Move your mouse cursor over the seek bar and a fairly large thumbnail will pop up, showing an image preview of the scene. Again, this change requires the video player to be restarted for the preview to work. It’s turned off by default, so you have to enable it first. One of the best things that Media Player Classic has is its ability to show preview on the seek bar. The video player has to be restarted for the skin change to take effect. It is located within the View menu instead. You won’t find the option to enable it in the Options window, however. Both offer the same level of simplicity, but the dark skin probably looks nicer to users who prefer dark interfaces. And there are quite a lot of options that makes it a highly customizable video player. All video and audio formats that most people commonly play are supported such as MP4 and MKV.
Its user interface is all about simplicity. Therefore, using Media Player Classic would be more than enough for most people.
Most of the time you won’t see the graphical interface when watching a movie, so there is little reason to use a video player based on how cool it looks. People in general prefer to watch movies in full screen mode, not in windowed one.
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