Philip, you´re the man! Quicktime works great for me, and the A/V thingy makes it possible for me to use headphones, just nead a cheap adapter.
Thanks, Miguel. > > hi miguel > > download yourself a free copy of the perian component, and then you can play > .flv files > right in quicktime. it's quite nice > > http://perian.org/ > > the a/v jack is often used for plugging the camera into a television. an a/v > cable splits into > three rca-style plugs. the red and white deliver stereo sound, and the yellow > delivers the > video signal. > > -- > xo philip > http://swordfight.org > > > --- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, "miglsd27" <miglsd@> wrote: > > > > I bought a MacBook, and all is fine and sweet. Except for my flash movies. > > In my > previous > > iBook, I used to view them in Niceplayer and it worked well. But with the > > new Mac, I can > ´t > > seem to find an App that allows me to watch the flash videos I downloaded. > > Any > thoughts? > > > > One more thing. In a cheap dv camera, that yellow hole that says AV or > > something, does > that > > allow you to plug a set of headphones there? What do you use it for? > > > > Miguel. > > >
