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. Live broadcasting.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. Hi Quality playback and low resources usage. Internal DXVA video codecs (H.264/AVC, VC-1, MPEG2) and EVR (Windows 7 only). Support for most audio/video formats and DVD. A comprehensive video and audio player, that also supports TV channels, subtitles and skins. Distinctive features of the player is a high quality playback, support for all modern video and audio formats and a built DXVA video codecs.

It's been described on the Internet as The KMPlayer redux, and it pretty much is.

Other key features include WebCam/Analog/Digital TV devices support, gapless video Playback, DXVA, live broadcasting. PotPlayer contains internal codecs and there is no need to install codecs manually. Supports almost every available video formats out there. This software support GPU acceleration and post-processing. It feels like the KMPlayer, but is in active development. A new update was posted for PotPlayer, a freeware Multimedia player.

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