Both Xine and mplayer came out with versions last week that play
QuickTime movies better than Apple's native player (which also works
better with X-over/fake_windows, than under Billy's Winwoes ;) Video
This intrigues me, as I haven't found quicktime support yet. I went to
the mplayer
On Sunday 07 July 2002 12:25 pm, dfox wrote:
This intrigues me, as I haven't found quicktime support yet. I went
to the mplayer site, downloaded the current tar (20020707) file,
compiled and installed it. All I can get is the audio of a .mov
file, no video. I get diagnostics about an
On Monday 01 July 2002 11:06 pm, Charlie wrote:
A NY minute? It would take that long? :-)
In Texas a NY minute is pretty darn short. Sort'a kind'a like
blinking your eyes. I'll be back in 30 minutes, might be tomorrow
tho ;
I forgot about the Crossover Pug-in. I'm with you. Now if
