On 2010/10/13 13:14, Ashgrove so eloquently wrote:
For iTunes, though, they must be in an iTunes compatible format (.mp4, .mkv, perhaps others).
I have to admit that I'm surprised iTunes supports .mkv. My experience with Matroska (sp?) in the past has made me very skittish of it and I avoid it all costs.
I'm not to keen on FrontRow, iTunes, or QuickTime to play movies, and use VLC instead.
I know VLC is pretty popular but I've not noticed any stand out features in it. Since you prefer VLC, I'm curious - what makes it a better player for you?
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