Didn't know you could get VLC to do that cool. When i get my new Macbook Pro 
I'll certainly give hat a shot.
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Dane Trethowan 
  To: [email protected] 
  Sent: Sunday, August 23, 2009 5:54 PM
  Subject: Re: Media players on Mac OS X


  Some things I particularly like about VLC, its audio and video quality are 
better than Itunes and Quicktime, they both use the same decoders I believe.  
VLC handles .m3u playlists better than Itunes does and this could be important 
if you're running a network of Windows and Mac machines as I do, I had ripped 
many of my CD'S into .mp3 format, each CD having a .m3u playlist associated 
with it, yep I can import these into Itunes now and some I've already done that 
with but it was just nice to be able to run VLC from the Mac and pull whatever 
.m3u playlist from the network I wanted to play.  VLC also handles "Nested 
Playlists", suppose you have a talking book of 18 CD'S with each CD in its own 
folder, you can set a playlist to reference each track in each folder, only 
thing you have to remember to do is to modify the backslash character - if the 
playlist was created in Windows - to a slash character for use with the Mac, 
the slashes and backslashes determine the path of the files obviously <smile> 
and that's nothing that Text Edit can't handle with a simple find and replace.




  On 24/08/2009, at 12:49 AM, Mike Arrigo wrote:



    Yes, vlc is great, I use that along with itunes, and some times quick  
    time, between those 3 programs, all of the major formats are covered I  
    think.
    On Aug 22, 2009, at 1:29 PM, Dane Trethowan wrote:


      I didn't know there was a Winamp available for the Mac, does anyone  

      have an url? Is it as good as Winamp for the PC? I have to admit  

      that I think VLC to be one of the best media players around.





      On 22/08/2009, at 7:29 PM, James & Nash wrote:





        Hi folks,



        I'm quite a big fan of using VLC to play my media files. However,  

        when using

        Winamp, it's very easy to find how at waht point in the track I am.  

        This

        also works in VLC, but is there a way to change it from displaying in

        seconds to minutes please?



        Thanks



        james













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