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When VLC can support realplay format media?
Posted: 01 Jan 2005 08:04
by clock_zhong
I found the VLC0.8.1 still can't play realplay format(rl, rmvb) meida correctly, sometimes the audio is OK!
So when it can support realplay format?
I found the current VLC support the realplay format partiall
Posted: 02 Jan 2005 03:07
by clock_zhong
When it can support reaplay format completely?
Who can reply me? I found the VLC is also an excellent media transferring tool, I can use it to transfer any media format to any other media format(except the RMVB and RL), but it support the realplay audio, not video!
Posted: 02 Jan 2005 13:58
by Guest
Real is proprietary (closed source)VLC is open-source. -- it won't support Real unless on open-source implementation comes out.
Posted: 10 Jun 2005 07:03
by Guest
Real is proprietary (closed source)VLC is open-source. -- it won't support Real unless on open-source implementation comes out.
i still dont understand this logic. MPC is open source as well. Yet it support Real Media files. It is simply a filter and spliter with Real Player installed isn't it?
Posted: 10 Jun 2005 11:48
by The DJ
VLC is self contained and doesn't use external codecs from Windows as most programs do.