I am starting this poll because I don't understand what's best for me. I have used all of them and I like using Winamp because of its simplicity and wide range of plugins available. It's the best free tool. Now I have to keep installed Real Player + Winamp in my computer, since WMP is universally in Windows OS.
I have used Jet Audio too, and its really amazing because of its features and video playback capabilities and support for real player formats. But I dont like using it because I have used it more than enough that now I need a change.
Anyway, just tell me what you use, i am interested in the response and comments.
thanx

WinAmp, of course, at least under Windows. I don't have any music on my Linux-Laptop, yet, so I didn't really bother about a proper player, yet ;)

xmms for audio
xine for video

Same as Data on my Debian install, WinAmp in Windows (though I've ended up with Real player and SonicStage installed for various other reasons).

i use BS player on video, that program is great

WinAmp, MusicMatch, Real Player, WMP, QuckTime... in short, I use all of them, to support varius file formats. Most of the time I use WInAMP, but lately I don't listen any music so I haven't used it in a long time.

Otherwise, Eagle Player on Amiga. :ok:

I use crapTunes for music, and Windows Media Player Classic ( it's an independant version that looks like the olde WMP, 6 or 5 I think and supports most of the imaginable codecs)...

VLAN for video most of the time. WMP for audio (don't do that often).

I'm using Winamp, WMP, RealOne, QuickTime... there are just too many formats to be read :hairpull:

Winamp for music and videos.
Windows Media Player for videos with multiple language tracks, since the old Winamp version I am using has trouble playing them (reads only the primary audio track).