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-- Please Read:
* Please go to: http://order.kagi.com/?47D
Even if you don't want to donate, I want you to read the current
situation the Inmatrix site and this program is currently in.
--- What's new in v3.00:
Legend :
"*" = New
"+" = Change
"-" = Fix
New :
* New default skin. The old "Brushed Silver" default skin has been
replaced with a new Silver Chrome default skin. This skin took
about 50 hours to draw and looks very well when tinted.
* Zoom Player should now work with VMR9 under DirectX-9 in
both DVD (as long as the decoder also supports it) and Media
modes. On a personal point, I feel DirectX-9 was rushed as
there are still a few issues with it... In any case, backward
support is still working, so you don't have to use VMR9 if you
don't want to.
* New DVD Playback system. Instead of using a specific graph
file or gambling that windows can build it's own DVD Graph,
you can now specify which Audio/Video Decoder/Renderer
to use in any combination you want with an easy to use
interface. Maximum flexibility, minimum effort.
In addition to this interface, there's a new verification
tool that checks if the selected filters are properly
registered on your computer.
* New Media Library Category System (Optional).
By enabling (Enabled by Default) the system on the
"Options -> OSD -> Navigators" interface, the Media Library
navigator will now be divided into categories, which can be
set on the Media Library Editor (Shift+"M").
Each Directory can be assigned one of two states, either
assigned to ALL categories or assigned to a Specific category.
You can create as many categories as you desire.
When enabled, the Left/Right navigational controls will now
be used to switch between categories.
* New Video Orbiting System (Options -> Values -> Playback).
Video Orbiting allows you to specify a video position movement
range in order to prevent screen burns on movies that don't
cover the entire screen area.
* New Shell Integration feature (Options -> Association) allowing
you to right click directories and associated files and select
to either Play or Enqueue them. When playing/queuing Directories,
they are checked for DVD Structure and would be queued/played as
a DVD if such a structure exists.
* The association dialog now allows you to manually select the
icons of associated file extensions.
* Support for DVD Parental Control Levels (Options / DVD).
* Extensive code rewrite to support a unicode based file system
(Win2K/XP) with localized file names.
* Zoom Player now utilizes it's own Play List Format (yes, another
one). It's a very simple Unicode format which was designed for loading
speed and extendibility. The new format uses the ".ZPL" extension,
which can be associated using the File Association Options Dialog.
Large Play Lists should now load a bit faster.
* New recursive Play List opening code.
When you now open a play list file (any supported format),
it will be automatically expanded. This allows for recursive
play lists. The only caveat is ... don't create a loop (two
lists referencing each other) or basically you'll end up in
a situation where the playlists load each other ad infinitum.
* The Zoom Player registry location can now be altered by creating
a file called "zplayer.regpath" within the Zoom Player directory
and entering one line of text containing the new position.
For example: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\VirtuaMedia\ZoomPlayerDeus
By creating this file, you can have multiple versions of the
player running at once with different settings assigned to each.
(as long as each copy is being run from a different directory)
* You can now use a MediaGraph file instructing Zoom Player how
to play a specific media file even when using a MediaGraph is
disabled in the options dialog.
This is useful for specific files that require special filters
to play while not altering your default playback method.
To use this, simply create a MediaGraph file with the same base
name as the media file you are trying to play and using the
MediaGraph extension.
For Example:
"My Video.avi"
"My Video.MediaGraph"
For more information on building MediaGraph files, open
"example_avi.mediagraph" within the MediaGraph directory in
any text editor.
* New example MediaGraph file for use with the Elecard MPEG2
decoders. I use it with the feature above for really corrupted
MPEG2 files which only the Elecard decoders seem capable of
playing.
* New Function "fnBringToFront" allowing you to force the Player
window to the front. The assign keyboard macro is Alt+"0", but
really, it can't be used (since the window doesn't have focus),
but it can be assigned to remote devices such as Girder, which
is the whole point.
* New Functions "fnZoom50", "fnZoom400" and "fnZoom800". These
functions are mapped to the Alt+"1", Alt+"4" and Alt+"5" keys
and allow you to set the Zoom Player window to 50%, 400% and
800% of the source video size (100% and 200% already existed
in previous versions if you were wondering).
* New Web URL Navigator. The Web URL Navigator allows you to
assign a web address, Text or HTML file to a specific DVD or
Media file.
Media Files:
Create a URL file with the same base name as your media file,
but with the ".URL" extension.
DVD Discs:
Create a URL file by the name of "disc.url" in the local
DVD-Bookmarks directory (within the Zoom Player directory)
each previously loaded disc should have a directory if the
last position or disc definition data were saved.
The URL files are standard windows URL files, structure is
very simple. Create a text file that contains the following
information:
URL=http://www.tomysite.com/mypage.html
or, for local HTML files:
URL=file:///c:/my local info/mydata.html
(Yes, the slashes are correct in both numbers and direction,
this is how windows stores paths in URL files)
You can also use the Dynamic "<FileName>" tag like this:
URL=http://www.scriptpage.com/process.php?<FileName>
Any spaces in the filename are automatically converted to the
"_" underscore character as HTML urls do not allow for spaces.
If you open web pages that contain pop-ups, there's not much
I can do, you may be able to install pop-up prevention software
to combat those. Or simply don't assign cheesy sites.
When the Web URL Navigator is open, you can use the arrow
keys to scroll the pages and press Enter to close it.
Furthermore, instead of creating a URL file, you can create an
HTML or Text file. The following extensions are valid:
".HTML" + ".HTM" + ".TXT" + ".NFO".
* You can now use Higher Fast Forward values in Media Mode if
you have the ReClock filter installed. You get get the ReClock
filter at : http://ogo.nerim.net/reclockfilter/
or at : http://www.doom9.org
* You can now load ".GRF" GraphEdit files as standard media files.
* You can now use ".GRF" GraphEdit files as DVD Graph files by
putting them in the DVDGraph directory. However, using GraphEdit
Graph files, you can't register the used filters using the
register button, nor will you get a detailed error listing if one
of the filters refused to connect properly. Using this method,
you would not be able to use Extended VMR9 capabilities.
* New Default Definition File Value (Options -> Values -> Other),
allowing you to specify a definition file that is to be loaded
if the DVD/Media being loaded doesn't have a definition file
of it's own.
* The List Based Navigators are now more easy to navigate using the
mouse. Not too intuative as they were designed for TV-Display and
not the Monitor.
* New Scene Cut feature allowing you to "End" Playback (and proceed
to the next file on the Play List). This works for both Media and
DVD. With DVD this allows you to play multiple DVDs in sequence.
For safety reasons (to prevent infinite loops), the last Stop
Position on a DVD isn't saved if the playback was stopped by an
End Playback Scene Cut event.
* The Arrow keys Toggle has been split into Left/Right and Up/Down
toggles, each can be assigned a different set of functions and more
functions can now be assigned to the arrow keys.
* New Function ("H" on keyboard) to Enable/Disable Source Relative
Stretch. This is useful if you're switching a lot between a monitor
and a non 4:3 display device such as a Projector or a TV.
* You can now save general-purpose Skin Tinting Profiles. These
are accessible through the Skin Selection dialog. I've even made
a few default profiles.
* New Animate Buttons setting (Skin Selector Dialog). When enabled,
button states are transitioned transparently.
* New "TintSource" skinning function. This function allows you
to RGB tint the source image as the skin loads so that you can
modify parts of the image to create diverse color schemes for
your skin without actually modifying the source image yourself
for each skin.
* New "cTransColor" skinning variable allowing you to create
color-keyed transparent Control Bars.
* New "cBarRightMargin" skinning variable allowing you to set
the right margin of the control bar so that you can better
draw it to interconnect with button graphics.
* New "AniSpeed" parameter for creating buttons. This parameter
allows you to specify the animation speed of buttons when the
"Animate Buttons" setting is enabled on the Skin Selector.
* New "<cBarFullWidth>" skinning constant allowing you to get
the full width of the Control Bar, including the area used for
the Buttons and Right Margin.
* New "<Clock>" Skinning Constant for displaying the Current Time.
* New "<Date>" Skinning Constant for displaying the Current Date.
* New "<PlayListItems>" skinning constant allowing you to display
the number of items currently loaded within the Play List.
* New "<PlayListTotal>" skinning constant allowing you to display
the total duration of the items currently loaded within the Play List.
* Now "<PLWinWidth>", "<PLWinHeight>", "<PLWinHalfWidth>" and
"<PLWinHalfHeight>" skinning constant allowing you to position
items within the Play List window.
* New Setting (Options -> OSD -> Navigators) allowing you to have
Zoom Player check each media file if it has an accompanying subtitle
file and highlight it accordingly. This applies to the Media Library,
File and Play List Navigator interfaces.
* New Setting (Options -> OSD -> Navigators) allowing you to reposition
the navigators.
* New Setting (Options -> OSD -> Navigators) allowing you to disable
file extensions from showing up on the File, Media Library and
Play List Navigators.
* New Setting on the Play List Editor allowing you to set playback
to loop on the currently playing item.
* New Setting (Options -> Settings -> Playback) allowing you to
have Zoom Player pre-buffer the next video file 10 seconds
before it starts playing. This Seamless Playback setting
can cut the time it takes Zoom Player to switch between
media tracks. There are a few limitations:
1. Doesn't work for Random Play at the moment.
2. For it to work with MPEG2 files (VOB/SVCD) you must use
the VMR9 renderer (this is a limitation of the MPEG2
decoders that won't work if there is a running overlay
surface already, since the VMR9 doesn't use an overlay
surface, it doesn't suffer from this).
You can enable the VMR9 renderer at Options->Manual Filter.
Note: DirectX-9 is required for the VMR9 to work.
3. It may not work well with custom media graphs.
4. The code is experimental, some display card drivers or
other system components may not like it.
* New Setting (Options -> Settings -> Playback) allowing you to have
the Media Definition file saved in the Zoom Player Media-Data
directory (Within the install dir) rather than the location of the
open media file.
* New Setting (Options -> Settings -> Interface) allowing you to
fix the user interface aspect ratio to the video's aspect ratio.
* New Setting (Options -> DVD -> Values) allowing you to maintain
audio while in fast forward or rewind. Frankly, I've tried it
with both the PowerDVD and WinDVD filters and neither is capable
of this feature. Hopefully in the future they will be.
* New Setting (Options -> Values -> Playback) allowing you to
modulate the speed the Skip/Jump/Seek functions work when used
repeatedly. If used quickly (within 1.5 seconds), each use makes
the distance moved x1/x2/x3 ... faster than the specified value.
* New Setting (Options -> Values -> Playback) allowing you to
have the currently playing Media File closed when the stop command
is issued. Useful for people who'd like to have the Media Image
pop back up.
* New Setting (Options -> Values -> Resolution) allowing you to
set the screen resolution when going into Zoom/Fullscreen modes.
You can specify Width/Height/Bits/Refresh Rate/Interlaced.
Your display driver must support the specified values.
* You can now set Zoom Player to close the open Media file when
playback ends.
* You can now set Double Click to Play / Pause. This can be
useful when using minimalistic skins with no buttons and the
single click is assigned to dragging the window.
* New Extended Function (exOpenDrive) allowing you to open the entire
content of a drive using a keyboard/button/remote device.
* New "Query Overlay" button on the Overlay Color Dialog allowing you
to check the Overlay Color capabilities and to grab the default
values of the Overlay Color (if the interface was disabled when
a video was loaded) for your specific Display Card. Useful for
setting a default value.
* Pressing "E" will now open the File Navigator, regardless of the
navigator the Enter key is set to.
* New "Search" entry on the Keyboard list so you can quickly find
a specific keyboard function.
* New "/MOUSEOFF" command line that sends the mouse cursor off-screen.
* New "/OPENDRIVE" Command Line Parameter that allows you to open
an entire drive while respecting VCD/SVCD/DVD structures.
Usage Example:
"x:\my\path\to\zoomplayer\zplayer.exe" "/opendrive:z"
* New "/QUEUE" Command Line Parameter that works when Zoom Player is
already running. When used, any specified directories will be
enqueued at the end of the Play List. When used when Zoom Player
isn't running, it works the same as the "/ADD" Command Line.
Usage Example:
"x:\my\path\to\zoomplayer\zplayer.exe" "/queue:z:\music videos\"
* The Cycle Audio Track function (Ctrl+"A") will now cycle through
MPEG1 Audio Tracks (Left/Right/Merged). Useful for multi-language
MPEG1 Audio discs. Code written due to incessant nagging and
research on the part of civic5zigen.
* The Cycle Audio Track function (Ctrl+"A") will now cycle through
MPEG2/VOB Audio tracks (as long as the MPEG2 Splitter filter is
in use).
* New "UseSystemClock" function for Graph Building scripts. This
function tells Zoom Player to create a System Clock and use it
to keep Sync. It may help with microstutter issues but may also
cause Audio Desync.
* The Information Panel ("I") now shows these additional details:
1. Video Aspect Ratio.
2. Derived Aspect Ratio.
3. Source Aspect Ratio.
* You can now have ".df" Definition Files automatically add
additional media file segments to a multi-segment media file.
Zoom Player will scan the current directory and the root
directory on every drive for the additional segments.
* You can now have ".df" Definition Files apply Audio Volume when
opening media/dvd files.
* The zplayer.zdf file now instructs Zoom Player to save audio
volume within definition files.
* Improved the function description within the "Brownish.skn" file,
hopefully each and every Zoom Player function should now be well
understood.
* You can now associate the ".TS" and ".AC3" extensions.
* You can now associate the ".AVS" (AVISynth Script Format) extension.
* You can now have the current time show up within the Timeline.
Middle click the to enable this feature.
* You can now have the remaining time show up within the Timeline.
Middle click the timeline to enable this feature.
* You can now have the source resolution show up within the Timeline.
Middle click the timeline to enable this feature.
* Pressing Ctrl+"C" on the Information Panel moves the currently
playing file name into the Clipboard.
* The Playing and Path fields on the Information Panel are now
selectable.
* New Reset button on the ID3Script section in case it somehow
got messed up and you want the original back.
* Holding Ctrl or Alt with their respective settings to drag the
window/video will change the mouse cursor to indicate this.
* The beta version is now listed in the About box.
Changes :
+ Completely rewrote the code behind the Association system.
While the interface looks the same, I dumped the previous DDE
system which was in all honesty faster. However, it was somewhat
limiting and had some compatibility issues with certain systems.
Due to this change, you must re-associate all used extensions
with Zoom Player otherwise you may get certain pop-up errors
from the OS. Do this even if you had previously installed a
v3.00 beta!
Also, when you DeAssociation, ZP cleans better after itself.
+ The Play List Editor has been modified, you can now drag around
files using the mouse and further customize the color scheme.
+ The Play List Editor is now fully skinnable. Backward support
for older skin that didn't include code for the Play List, a
simplistic yet functional play list is made available.
+ The OSD Action Pop-Up window is now fully skinnable.
+ The Play Kist editor will now display the duration for some
file formats and you can sort the list by it as well.
+ The text drawn on the Navigators and Play List Editor is now
reformatted to better fit the interface. Long names will have
their vowels removed first and if room is still an issue, you
see the standard cropping.
+ The "CreateExButton" skinning function has been expanded with
a few more parameters, and can now be used to add buttons to
the Play List Editor.
+ After installing Windows Media Player 9, opening and seeking
in Windows Media Video files (".WMV" and ".ASF") within
Zoom Player is significantly faster, as the Microsoft installer
also adds a new Reader filter which FINALLY! doesn't think that
you are always trying to open a file from the internet and
doesn't try to buffer 5 seconds ahead.
+ Made some adjustment to DVD Seeking, it may be a bit faster now.
+ Play Next/Previous File in Directory is now loopable (after
playing the last file in the directory, the first file is then
played again).
+ The Custom Audio Device setting no longer applies to DVD Mode.
Using the Customized DVD Mode you can choose which Audio Renderer
is used. With standard graphs, the Audio Renderer defined in
the graph is preserved.
+ Opening a Directory through the Navigators is now "DVD Aware".
If the directory contains a VIDEO_TS.IFO file, the directory
would be opened as a DVD.
+ Using the File Navigator, pressing Enter on a Drive listed on
the right-side panel will now open the entire drive while
respecting VCD/SVCD/DVD disc structure.
+ Zoom Player now properly supports ID3v2.4 and OGGVorbis tags.
If no tags exist, the file name will be used as a Title Tag.
The script has changed somewhat so if you modified it, you'll
have to re-enter your modifications.
There are also several new tags:
<language>, <encoder>, <urllink> and <copyright>.
+ Cycling through subtitles (Ctrl+"B") using the DirectVobSub
filter will now cycle through the "Hide Subtitles" entry.
+ Play List Editor entries are now numbered.
+ When the MPEG2 Splitter filter is used for MPEG2 playback and
Zoom Player encounters more than one audio stream, by default
the first audio track will now played (before the MPEG2 Splitter
filter chose a stream according to an unknown criteria).
+ You can now set the OSD to be Screen Centered.
+ The "/ADD" Command Line Parameter can now accept files and not
only directories.
+ You can now use the Delete key with the following navigators:
1. Media Library Navigator
2. File Navigator
3. Play List Navigator
When pressed you will be prompted if you want to send the file
(or directory) to the recycle bin.
+ On Play Complete toggle can now Eject the CD.
+ Changing the Skin-Tint is now done without having to reload the skin.
+ From now on the Control Bar and Timeline Text are never outlined.
The control over the outline color has been relegated to the skinner
and can be set using the "TimeLineFontShade" and
"TimeLineCBarFontShader" values.
+ Switching audio tracks will now always show an OSD Message, even if
there is only one audio track (will show the current audio track).
+ Switching DVD Angles or OGM Video Tracks will now always show an
OSD Message.
+ Switching Subtitle tracks will now always show an OSD Message. If
none is available, this will be indicated.
+ Switching between DVD and Media mode now tries to match the Video
area of both skins so it remains unchanged.
+ The ResizeBox skin function can now be used multiple times to define
more than one resize area point.
+ Slight modification to the default DVD Context Menu.
+ Unused context menu entries are now disabled.
+ When playing a DVD with no DVD-Path specified, Zoom Player will
first scan the specified DVD-Drive for a disc and only them scan
the rest of the drives.
+ The Zoom to 100% and Zoom to 200% functions are no longer hard
coded and can be assigned through a function.
+ Enhanced method of preventing Power Saving modes (monitor/system)
when the setting is enabled (Options -> Settings -> Other).
+ To prevent some user-support headaches. A clean installation
will now have the following settings enabled:
1. Force Overlay Mixer.
2. Prevent Screen Saver/PowerDowns.
+ Using the "/F" or "/Z" parameter now goes to fullscreen before
loading any files (so you don't see the user interface).
Also applies to "/M" and Minimize.
+ Right clicking the navigator interfaces now closes them.
+ Skin Script commands can now accept the , character as long as
the entire script is encompassed within "" and doesn't have
superfluous spacing. For Example, this would now work:
DrawExText(DestX=12,DestY=6,Width=<WinWidth>-85,Height=15,
Align=Center,FontName=Tahoma,FontSize=12,
FontColor=E4E4E4,FontStyle=Bold,
"Text=<FileBase>, <Time>")
The lines are split only to fit the margins of this document,
in the actual script, this should be one line...
+ The DrawExText function has been expanded to allow you to shade or
outline the text using any color you want.
+ The Information dialog now shows proper playback information
even when the Overlay Mixer or VMR9 renderers are used.
+ The Overlay Color setting for "Brightness" Range has been changed
from "0 to 10000" to "-10000 to 10000".
+ When using the Skip/Jump/Seek commands, the changed time delta
is now displayed in the OSD.
+ The File Navigator will always start with the currently
playing file highlighted (if one is playing).
+ Expanded the control over the Play List color display.
+ The following settings have been removed from the options
dialog and are now accessible by right clicking the Control Bar
(non-timeline area), or middle clicking the Control Bar:
Auto-Show Control Bar on Mouse Movement
Auto-Show Control Bar when Mouse is moved to Bottom of Screen
Detach Control Bar from User Interface
Disable the Control Bar in Window Mode (Limit to Fullscreen/Zoom)
Position Control Bar relative to Video (Taking Aspect Ratio into consideration)
Prevent Control Bar from moving off-screen (keeps it on-screen when video is zoomed)
Center Control Bar Vertically within Video area
Skip/Jump/Seek functions Pop Control Bar
Play function Pops Control Bar in Fullscreen/Zoom modes
Pause function Pops Control Bar in Fullscreen/Zoom modes
Rewind function Pops Control Bar in Media Mode when in Fullscreen/Zoom modes
Show Play State within the Timeline area
Show Time within the Timeline area
Show Total Video Length within the Timeline area
Show Media File Name / DVD Title & Chapter within the Timeline area
Show Idle State within the Timeline area
Outline Timeline Text
Control Bar Align (Toggle)
+ Girder Exports are now a bit more descriptive.
+ Cosmetic modification of the Control Bar within the default skin.
+ Slight optimization to the Skin Drawing code.
Fixes :
- Multi Monitor Fixes:
1. Fit to Source with centering now centers on the active monitor.
2. Exiting Zoom with centering now centers on the active monitor.
3. Maximizing wouldn't maximize properly on secondary monitors.
4. Prevent OSD from moving off-screen no longer pops the OSD to
a different screen.
5. Prevent Control Bar from moving off-screen no longer pops the
Control Bar to a different screen.
- When Extended VMR mode was enabled, opening a second video file
would pop an error message (and playback would continue normally
once closed).
- Zoom Player should no longer steal focus when using an overlay
surface to play videos.
- Fixed a bug where DVD playback would not always find the DVD if
it wasn't in the specified DVD Drive.
- Zoom Player should (hopefully) react better when exiting from
Hibernate mode while playing.
- Zoom Player can now handle DVD Discs that don't contain a menu
structure and will now end playback when the disc ends.
- Support for switching OGM Audio, Subtitle and Chapters is now
more reliable and future-proof, especially with non-english
versions of windows. Better support for disabling subs as well.
- Fixed a few crashes relating to an open context menu.
- Fixed a crash when closing Zoom Player right after playing a DVD.
- Fixed a crash with the DVD Bookmark loading dialog crashing after
the 10 second timeout.
- Multiple Audio Track Media Files should now work with ReClock as
the Audio Renderer.
- Fixed "List Index Out of Bounds" error when enabling a custom
Audio Renderer without actually selecting one.
- The Internal Zoom Player screen saver could crash after a while.
- Few fixes for Large Fonts.
- Ejecting a CD should not stop playback unless you're playing
something off the ejected CD.
- Fixed a bug which caused a CD-Insert request when mapping a
removable drive (such as a CDRom) to the Media Navigator and
then ejecting it.
- When closing a video in Extended VMR mode, the video area is now
cleared properly.
- List out of bounds error when pressing right on the Media Library
Navigator when no items are listed.
- A clean installation would not apply Video Position preset #5
correctly.
- Applying Blanking values through the Blanking preset dialog would
not apply the displayed numbers correctly.
- Some Media Files (MPEG2 files mostly), and possibly some DVDs would
not have the Overlay Colors set properly.
- Fixed a crash with Media Library when pressing INSERT on a dir-up.
- Fixed a crash when trying to load a new video with the GoTo
Navigator visible.
- Fixed Scene Cut/Jump issues with MPEG2 media files and the
WinDVD/CineMaster decoders. The fix however created an inaccuracy
of about 1 second in the cut area.
- DirectVobSub v2.23 changed something that made it's Property
dialog unopenable. Changed the method used to open the property
dialogs and now it works fine again.
- Maximized state wasn't being saved properly when going in and out
of fullscreen.
- Fixed a few issues dealing with maximize and settings that changed
the window size when loading a new video.
- Pattern Display wasn't showing up properly in Window mode.
- Zoom Player now accepts the "File:///FileName.AVI" method of
executing media files.
- Control Bar is now hidden when a Navigator is opened.
- Fixed a Scanline out of Range bug dealing with the background
image when an image didn't exist while the setting was enabled.
- Background Media Image wasn't covering entire video area under
some conditions.
- SetDVDPath Trailer file command would be ignored under some
conditions.
- The Play List Editor window wouldn't remember it's last position.
- Enqueing an item externally (through explorer) when nothing
was playing didn't start playback.
- You can now use command line parameters to save the Window position
to a negative off-screen value.
- When taking away associations from another application, The
"keep current icon" setting should now be more reliable.
- "Auto-Size User Interface to fit Source Video Size (on load)" and
"Center User Interface when loading new Media" are now respected
when opening a new DVD Disc.
- Going backward frames in DVD Mode has been disabled as DirectShow
doesn't really allow it and it was only causing weirdness.
- Few other small tweaks and fixes not really worth a mention.
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* The Complete Change list history can be found on-line at:
http://www.inmatrix.com/files/zoomplayer_whatsnew.shtml
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