Techsurvivors
Archives => 2009 => Topic started by: gunug on July 07, 2009, 02:40:19 PM
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I like having it installed over having something by Microsoft; but generally, sooner or later, something
flaky will happen.
http://download.cnet.com/VLC-Media-Player/...l?tag=mncol;txt
http://download.videolan.org/pub/vlc/1.0.0/macosx/
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FYI and FWIW,
I've been using VLC as my main Movie* player for several years [b/c it seems to work more reliably than any others I have, it offers better control of movies' audio tracks, and I like the control interface better], and very seldom encounter any movie files it can't/won't play.
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* This includes 'commercial' DVD movies that I own or have rented as well as all sorts of videos I have downloaded from the 'net.
Addendum - I just remembered that I have, on 1 or 2 occasions over the years, installed a new version of VLC to find that it did something weird/unacceptable to me, and gone back to using the prior version. Currently using v0.8.6i
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Also a fan of VLC, but that new beta version only works in 10.5.

I'm happy with 0.9.9a.
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I'm using VLC for months!
I'm glad it finally out of beta. There are so many improvements! Good, I'll stick with VLC.