VLC compatible with OS?

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Added on September 7, 2010, 5:01 pmVLC media player can be used in mac OS?

This post has been edited by leekaiquan: Sep 7 2010, 05:01 PM

u asked in a Common Software Links For Mac, Q&A (MacOS X) thread and someone answered you. why would anyone recommend a software that doesnt work on macs?

also, juz by googling VLC u can find out it has a mac version

please search next time, n close ur thread

Try this Link instead leekaiquan.

This post has been edited by OmniAtlas: Sep 7 2010, 10:30 PM

Found this. Very useful.

This post has been edited by leongteng5: Sep 10 2010, 06:52 AM

I like the conciseness, but I've grown to dislike the suggestion for Serial Box. Buy the software, support the developer.

Hey guys,
I have a problem now which i cant find a cheap solution for .Mov converter to DVD format. (To play directly from DVD player)

I had tried a few .MOV converter such as:

1) Amisoft
2) Wondershare DVD Converter

But converter works perfectly fine but it cost USD $49.9 which are rather steep in the price tag.

Based from the first page, observe that's one is called:
ROXIO- Popcorn 4? also cost USD $49.9 which is also exp...

Any other cheaper range which produce the same conversion to DVD format?
Appreciate the help guys!

Can't iMovie and iDVD solve your need?

emm dont think so ....
from iMovie tutorial ...it seems is an importing software from your memory sticks or any video camera to your Mac.

What i need is a software able to convert .mov to DVD format.

tks

/facepalm

If you've read my post to the end, which I admit can be very daunting, you'd have noticed that I've also mentioned iDVD. Have you actually opened the program to try it out?

i'm a bit picky in choosing apps..im only install apps that have great outlook (interface)..same like devices or my desktop itself, my criteria of choosing will be appearance first and performance comes later

apps for my macbook are:

Browser: Safari v5 + iGetter

Movie: NicePlayer (with perian installed)

Music: iTunes (with DesktopLyrics and TuneLyrics)

Office: iWork '09 + OpenOffice

Networing: iChat (i only use gmail lor )

Others:
AppCleaner (For safely uninstall apps with its associate files)
AppFresh (find updates for apps easily)
CleanMyMac (maintenance software)
Burn (burner apps)

Finally decluterize my dock to simple minimalistic

Browser:
Safari+Glims [For light surfing ]

Google Chrome+BlueTheme+Adblock+FlashBlocker [For Multi Purpose Surfing]

Mozilla Firefox [Incase google chrome fails/displays html codes ]

Twitter Client:
Tweetie [Simple n Elegant ]

IM:
Adium+Modded [For Msn and FB purpose ]

Music:
Itunes 10 [For rippin music ]
Ecoute [So that wont need to get my ram eaten by ITunes ]

Download Manager:
Speed Download 5.2.20 [Nice app same as IDM]

School:
Adobe Photoshop , Adobe Illustrator , Adobe Flash

Others:
Cleanmymac [Free my HDD ]
Candybar [Customize my Mac almost every week/day]
Cloud [Backup & Downloads]
Flux [Web Design]

is it function almost the same like IDM?
i would like to have download manager that can have its own download panel for embedded video like youtube.

hmm , its own download panel for youtube, Realplayer has d function ^^ Giv it a try

will try..
thanks~!

Realplayer... ew.... ew... EWWWWWW!!!!!

You can download Flash-embedded videos with Safari. Open, say, a Youtube video. Launch Activity Window in Safari. Look for an FLV or any file that's several MBs big. Double-click. Hey-presto-Bob's-yer-uncle.

If ure so digusted wif realplayer then u can try firefox extensions Or maybe try Mactubes if u wanna download Youtube videos

I use flashgot plugin for firefox n download wif speed downloader

Try this. http://keepvid.com/

Does the trick. Not an app though.

Ya , this works too ^^ Dun forget to install Java

Guys, I need a converter for MOV to some file that could be edit in iMovie. Any?? I need it urgently. ><" For my project.

Use Handbrake to convert to MP4 and then import into iMovie