> Actually, VLC does support QuickTime (the "MOV" container format).
Oops - my bad! I was looking for anything starting with a Q. ;) > I just tried the 20 Minute Wiki with VLC, and it doesn't work. I'm not > surprised that the "Apple Animation" codec is not supported. However, > if I do future screencasts in QuickTime format with DivX encoding for > the video and AAC for the audio, all should be well. Anywhere VLC > runs, the video should run. MPlayer runs the QuickTime video fine, now that I put some effort into it. I now have two different versions of MPlayer installed. One which runs everything native 64-bit and one which is statically linked 32-bit which uses the win32codecs package - which is 32-bit only. Works well, as most of my stuff is either XviD, DivX, or OGG. Anything that doesn't work, I use mplayer-bin... and it works. ;) I've yet to encounter a video that I cared about that I couldn't play.
