infokill Well-known member Jun 21, 2005 #1 Where can i find some free codecs for quicktime that allow me to view .avi's that dont usaully play on it. this is on a mac.
Where can i find some free codecs for quicktime that allow me to view .avi's that dont usaully play on it. this is on a mac.
S Sad Max Artful Dodger Jun 21, 2005 #2 While we're at it, is anyone familiar with the "Black Magic" codec? Is it Mac? Is is PC? Does it exist, or is the client just f*cking with me...?
While we're at it, is anyone familiar with the "Black Magic" codec? Is it Mac? Is is PC? Does it exist, or is the client just f*cking with me...?
SkiUtah Well-known member Jun 21, 2005 #3 Just use Mplayer or VLC, as there are no free avi plug ins for quicktime and avis.
Kirk Gillock Rebel with a cause Jun 21, 2005 #4 SadMax - Black Magic Design made a codec for Quicktime (HD possibly), but it looks as though none of their websites are working.
SadMax - Black Magic Design made a codec for Quicktime (HD possibly), but it looks as though none of their websites are working.
Kirk Gillock Rebel with a cause Jun 21, 2005 #6 Attention all DVXusers! Let it be noted in the forums minutes, that, as of today, Pookie is now PK's nemesis. I tried a few google links and they were all dead. I think Pookie is using some black magic on all of us. Some Magic Pookie.
Attention all DVXusers! Let it be noted in the forums minutes, that, as of today, Pookie is now PK's nemesis. I tried a few google links and they were all dead. I think Pookie is using some black magic on all of us. Some Magic Pookie.
pookie_old Veteran Jun 21, 2005 #8 Sorry PK :happy: . You really shouldn't drink the water over there though, I think it might be effecting you. Just drink beer, and keep those electrolytes up.:beer:
Sorry PK :happy: . You really shouldn't drink the water over there though, I think it might be effecting you. Just drink beer, and keep those electrolytes up.:beer: