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VLC was my preferred player in Windows, and still remains my default in OS X. There is nary a format which the orange pylon cannot handle. Thanks to the VLC a
by csytan 16y ago
VLC was my preferred player in Windows, and still remains my default in OS X. There is nary a format which the orange pylon cannot handle. Thanks to the VLC and FFMPEG guys for all the hard work!
- baddox 16y agoLast I checked something with their .flv support was bad. It might have been the splitter or something. With a lot of .flv's you couldn't seek to anywhere in the file.
- jjs 16y agoIIRC, .flv files have an index that is used for seeking (including seeking into a stream, in cooperation with the server). Some encoders might not create the index properly, and some players might have tricks to seek (offline?) even without one. To repair these files, see: http://muzso.hu/2008/12/18/fixing-flash-videos-flv-for-use-with-adobe-flash-media-server-fms http://muzso.hu/2008/12/18/fixing-flash-videos-flv-for-use-w...
- jbk 16y agoIt is fixed in late 1.0.x versions and in 1.1.0
- randallsquared 16y agoAs of 1.0.5 there were still some codecs missing, causing the annoying error message which ends in "There is nothing you can do about this" or something similar. It's not clear to me that this is something that can be fixed with code, though, sadly.