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What's with the Font Cache rebuilding? - Version: rev10, 7/21/2009 02:12AM PST
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themacmeister
This product would be PERFECT if it weren't for the 20 second font cache rebuild every other time you use it.
Also, some newer WMV encodings (H264?) seem to stutter badly.
I hope both of these issues are seen to shortly. I am currently using VLC 1.0.0, and it has played every format I have without a hitch or hiccup. Both of these programs are highly recommended for your video playback arsenal!
Also, some newer WMV encodings (H264?) seem to stutter badly.
I hope both of these issues are seen to shortly. I am currently using VLC 1.0.0, and it has played every format I have without a hitch or hiccup. Both of these programs are highly recommended for your video playback arsenal!
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- What's with the Font Cache rebuilding?
Worked very well as soon as installation finished 



- Version: rev10, 4/20/2009 04:24PM PST
chas.love
I had already downloaded another program. It did not work at all. Then I opened my emaill from version Tracker and Voila! There this was: Mplayer OSX Extended for Mac OS X. I just bought this brand new Mac Book at the Apple Store. A friend sent me 2 wmv's to watch. Nothing on my Mac Book could play the videos, which happen to also be on Youtube. So, I did go there. But not being satisfied with not being able to view the downloads on my mac, I continued my search on the email and found this wonderful program. Abundant Gratitude to all involved in getting this to me thru Version Tracker.
Gratefully Yours, with Joy, Peace and
LOVE,
chas
chas.love@yahoo.com
Gratefully Yours, with Joy, Peace and
LOVE,
chas
chas.love@yahoo.com
In these respects, MPlayer absolutely shines for me. No stuttering when skipping ahead, and it opens/closes very smoothly. MPlayer has supported everything I've thrown at it with ease... mkv, m4v (with AC3 audio no less), mov, and more, and it doesn't even break a sweat with 720p. It does seem to be a bit lacking in some advanced options available in VLC, but that doesn't bother me in the least. It plays what I have and exceptionally smoothly with no hassles. I do believe this will not only be replacing VLC for me, but Quicktime as well.