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Try Perian . It is a plug-in for Quicktime it alows Quicktime to play almost the same amount of codecs as VLC. Lately I have been having better results with Perian then with VLC. As for what you are trying to do you need a program to allow you to reencode that video file to a DVD format like VOB. An...

I cant help myself from asking the stupid question! Wal-Mart is in the process of closing out ALL 4x3 TVs. Sears has already done it. There are NO more manufactures of 4x3 TVs. Everything that is current 16x10. The prices are falling on all LCD and Plasma displays. For example a 42" Plasma TV ...

I get this problem when I try to watch certain anime encodes. The problem always seems to be that the file, usually an .avi file type, has an embedded WMV video codec. I can get sound through VLC player fine though. The funny thing is that I can see video with no sound on Quicktime, and sound with ...

I'm on a G3 500Mhz with 1 gig of ram and I still see slow downs even with everything closed and all the unnecessary stuff like(tiger 10.4.7) dash board, spotlight, ect. The only thing I can recommend is the mpeg speed up other then that, time to upgrade. The higher quality the video the more it's go...

I believe VLC doesn't support embedded subtitles within avi containers or at least certain types . I could be wrong.

Any chance you could while the file is open goto " Window > Information > Advanced Information > Stream 0" and tell us what codec it uses? I tried several of my .avi's and they all work with different codecs even.

hi i have this problem with the player. VLC's supposed to play DVDs regardless of region codes, but mine simply can't! i'm using a Mac OS X 10.4.7. can someone please help???

It's probably not VLC but rather your DVD player in your computer. Just rip the dvd with MacTheRipper. Hope this helps.

They are suppose to disappear. There is currently a ticket in the Trac system for this to allow them to stay there while paused. You will have to wait and see if someone closes the ticket for 0.8.6 if not at a later build.

you hihihihi, there are not always as rich as you to keep buying 20 us dvd, not either renting them at 3 or 5 us... there's a POOR world out there and that's why this developers exists, because there's more and more people that wnat to access digital resources and entertainment but doesn't have the...

Depends if its a Xvid could be bad encoding of the video. DVD could be bad encoding again(rare however possible), scratches on the DVD or your processor can't keep up(highly doubtful if its pixelating). It all could be bad encodings of the video part of the files but if you suspect not to be the fil...

Now to answer you question follow this link it tells you everything supported by VLC:

http://www.videolan.org/vlc/features.html

Video codecs are about a fourth of the way down and Audio codecs are about 3/4'ths the way down. Hope this helps you.

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