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Yip. I just don't like vlc. Oh, and Pinguy OS also comes with pretty much everything out the box, it's a pretty cool ubuntu based distro as well, currently dual booting a 64bit version of it.<BR>
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On Wed, Sep 8, 2010 at 10:30 AM, Jason McBeath <<A HREF="mailto:Jason@mcbeath.co.za">Jason@mcbeath.co.za</A>> wrote:
> I install the restricted extras. works better than vlc.
Restricted Extras is just a collection of codecs and plug-ins that
decode and play proprietary formats, VLC is just the player that uses
these codecs to display the media, same as Totem movie player, or many
other media players. You can still use VLC, but it now will support
many more formats that it doesn't OTB (out the box)
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