Hi
Is it possible to disable the built in codec support for .mov files and force VLC to use the codecs I installed by the "Quicktime Lite"?
Reason is that quicktime files played by VLC have some issues which I did not see in other players like WMP and realplayer
using other codecs
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Re: using other codecs
Nope.Is it possible to disable the built in codec support for .mov files and force VLC to use the codecs I installed by the "Quicktime Lite"?
Re: using other codecs
Another question?Nope.Is it possible to disable the built in codec support for .mov files and force VLC to use the codecs I installed by the "Quicktime Lite"?
Can i get away from using 1.0.3 and jump a little into future and use a development build under my responsibility?
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Re: using other codecs
yes. Nightly Build of VLC
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