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QuickTime Alternative

Capman
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It's good that QT Alternative and RealPlayer Alternative exists, so people don't have to install that junk. :happybday:

Myself, I don't have the alternatives installed either, because I barely ever come across QT or RealMedia.

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    personally, i should just get rid of the QuickTime alternative. ffdshow and mplayer(main player that i use) support .mov files perfectly. and i also believe that ffdshow and mplayer both have support for Real Media, soooo...

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    personally, i should just get rid of the QuickTime alternative. ffdshow and mplayer(main player that i use) support .mov files perfectly. and i also believe that ffdshow and mplayer both have support for Real Media, soooo...

    Yes, I think so too. Because I don't have this QuickTime alternative and RealPlayer alternative, but I have ffdshow and VLC, and I think I am able to play .mov files.

    Btw, didn't know MPlayer was for Windows too, thought it was for Linux only. Is it good?

    I've used VLC media player and Media Player Classic (MPC), they both fine.

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