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MRock
03-24-2009, 10:28 PM
Duuuuude ... thanks for the word and link about the VLC media player! Just installed it and it is great so far.

I was having some problems with some mp4 and mov conversions not playing correctly in my Quicktime player. I thought the conversions were being munged. I was about to start ripping down all of the files from my clipstores I had posted in those formats. I remembered your post about the VLC and thought I would try to play the files in that player ... they worked just fine. I am assuming now, that something has gone wrong with my Quicktime. Now I don't need it though. You just saved me from a lot of time backtracking. Thanks again! :wnw:
DannyCox
03-24-2009, 11:44 PM
VLC Media Player? I use that everywhere. It's great and even plays all those old, out of date codecs!
DannyCox
03-24-2009, 11:47 PM
Another excellent video player for Windows that handles everything is a thing called "Media Player Classic". That one plays all the various video formats also, including FLV's
MRock
03-25-2009, 02:12 AM
Another excellent video player for Windows that handles everything is a thing called "Media Player Classic". That one plays all the various video formats also, including FLV's

Thanks Danny, I'll check that one out too. I lost my main video computer 2 weeks ago and have been learning to use all sorts of new software setting up my new one. Good thing is I stepped up to using Vegas Video on the new setup. Putting out higher end clips now.
gonzo
03-25-2009, 09:05 AM
VLC has saved my ass many times.
Its becvoming my ClipClinc swiss army knife.

Ill pass along this type of information to everyone as I discover it.

Danny also has a good suggestion too!


Duuuuude ... thanks for the word and link about the VLC media player! Just installed it and it is great so far.

I was having some problems with some mp4 and mov conversions not playing correctly in my Quicktime player. I thought the conversions were being munged. I was about to start ripping down all of the files from my clipstores I had posted in those formats. I remembered your post about the VLC and thought I would try to play the files in that player ... they worked just fine. I am assuming now, that something has gone wrong with my Quicktime. Now I don't need it though. You just saved me from a lot of time backtracking. Thanks again! :wnw: