January 31st, 2003
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 . . . and search Google, Quicktime, etc
There's no easy answer, so you'll be lucky to get much help. The link above is one of the best, but if it doesn't work . . .
good luck getting the movies to play. Until a clear winner emerges, the video codec war means headaches. Players have to have the required compressor/decompressor ("codec") used to make the movie.
Here's a Quicktime link that will allow you to play some movies: http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=30506
This also points out that some movies will play in OS9, but not OSX, and vice versa. Joy, eh?
search the forums for "software component could not be found"--lots of complaining can be found, as well as a few solutions for some movies.
As others have pointed out, search the net for "vlc" --this awkward little app plays most movies--even the mangled and partial ones that end up in your Limewire incomplete folder.
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