Sure, try quicktime alternative.
It comes with QT codecs and plays them in Media player classic. Which it
also comes with if you dont' have it.
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> Speaking of Quicktime, is there a good way to play .mov files? I haven't
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> play. If there is some accessibility to Quicktime, how do I find it?
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