I downloaded the version for 10.1 macs and that worked for me. the codecs were there and everything. I don't know what's up with the version for 10.3 but that didn't work for meHa! I have re-downloaded it, it does now seem to work with a fair number of files - including ones that quicktime spits out tho it hangs on some quicktime plays- but the input/codecs page is still blank in preferences (?) And the advanced one too. Think I must be missing something here :^(
Cheers, Diarmid
yeah. i think you could. are you running on Tiger though? When I used the right version of VLC for my OS, the picture was pink and double. Yes double like split screen. Now that I use the older version, it's a-okHmmmm......you got 10.3.9? I wonder if I could play MORE files if I did wot u did?
Love the website btw.
search.phpSorry for jumping in here...I'm a newby to this forum, but...
I have a similar problem....but have a few codecs running. Divx, 3ivx, ffusion & xvid. i can run most vids but i have a couple of QT .avi's that simply wont budge!!!???
the message that comes up is this:
"main: no suitable decoder module for fourcc `IV50'.
VLC probably does not support this sound or video format."
Any ideas?
You enabled the advanced-flag at the bottom of the page, didn't you? "Input/Codecs" is always empty. You need to dive into a lower category using the triangle on the left to see any options.[cut]...but the input/codecs page is still blank in preferences (?) And the advanced one too. Think I must be missing something here :^(
I would like to mention that this outdated version (it's not a special version for 10.1, but just an old one of the time we supported that version of OSX) is unable to run on 10.4 correctly, is much more buggy than 0.8.2 and doesn't feature a bunch of stuff added later on (remember: it was released on May 21st 2004).I downloaded the version for 10.1 macs and that worked for me. the codecs were there and everything. I don't know what's up with the version for 10.3 but that didn't work for me
This is the old list of categories. Where did you find that list? I will update it then.In fact, stranger & stranger, I note from the documentation pages that the OS X preferences list should have the following items that are not present in my (VLC 0.8.2)preferences list: Subpictures, CPU, Misc., Hotkeys, Modules.
The search thing was for the Guest poster ... not for youI've tried this search thingy and after a good long wander around reading non relevent posts, the best suggestion I can come up with is to delete the vlc directory & the plist in ~/Library/Preferences. (Or is the plist IN the directory - I'm at work now on a horrid pc, no access to my vlc-ed mac to have a look!)
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