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Mac OSX 10.5.2 - video files problem

once I installed Zephyroth leopard (rev2), I downloaded vlc. But when I select a video file (any codecs, format...), VLC disappears. Do you know how I could find out what is the problem please? can you , all, tell me which video player,…

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@spy974 Published 2008-03-24
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once I installed Zephyroth leopard (rev2), I downloaded vlc. But when I select a video file (any codecs, format...), VLC disappears.
Do you know how I could find out what is the problem please? can you , all, tell me which video player, you use ?

Thanks,

SpY974

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8 technical responses curated from 10 original dispatches

Field Note #1 @R0GUE 2008-03-24

I really like VLC but I've had some minor issues with it. I would advise you to install Perian (per ian.org) to play everything and anything from within the Quicktime Player and Quicklook.

Field Note #2 @bhast2 2008-03-24

you could try a A52Codec Universal for sound
and the lastest divx codec for video
and quicktime will play and video you want to play

Author Update #1 @spy974 2008-03-24 ↳ Re: @bhast2
@R0GUEI really like VLC but I've had some minor issues with it. I would advise you to install Perian (per ian.org) to play everything and anything from within the Quicktime Player and Quicklook.

Thanks, It works perfectly.

Field Note #3 @R0GUE 2008-03-24

Oh, and if you don't like the Quicktime Player interface you could try NicePlayer (niceplayer.sourc eforge.net) which is basically a nicer front end gui wrapper for Quicktime.

Field Note #4 @bhast2 2008-03-24

i just installed Niceplayer
very nice way better than quicktime

Field Note #6 @Common Sense 2008-03-25

I recommend Mplayer (mpla yerhq.hu/design7/dload.html).

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