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| DeeperMadness #1414040 1 month ago |
I can't really knock VLC for what it does, but it's still nothing without a decent codec pack. I really recommend getting your hands on it rather than risk using a video hosting site that promises: "Get the plugin for this media by following this link!". |
| Capt-Nemo #1414050 1 month ago |
Really? It's played everything it's ever thrown at it. Maybe you just use really obscure video files? |
| Anonymous #1414058 1 month ago |
Do you want to say we have one more reason not to hate Ubuntu? |
| DeeperMadness #1414066 1 month ago |
@Capt:
It's not just for VLC. It works with other standalone players as well. It also works in browsers and it's the best way to keep up with the ever changing ways of .mkv files. |
| HeartmendSoar #1414071 1 month ago |
I often tell people if VLC can't play it, it's probably not a media file (or it's corrupted).
I've not run into any issues with it in all the media I've encountered. |
| nyxabuse #1414089 1 month ago |
The only thing I've ever come across that VLC can't play properly was big .MOV files from final cut pro, but then that's what quicktime player is for...
(alternatively, ffplay, which can just chew through anything) |
| Kiki_Foxkitty #1414171 1 month ago |
I'll stick with MPC-HD with SmoothVideo Project. Watching videos in full 60FPS looks nice. :D |
| BabblingBrooke #1414889 1 month ago |
Holy shit! It's real. I'm using Ubuntu and looked in the software center. The same pics are there. |
| Midnightmare #1415825 1 month ago |
I've had VLC since I had Windows and it never gave me any issues. I'm now running Ubuntu 11.10 and I STILL use VLC over other players. Pretty solid program, at least to me, anyhow. |