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Is there a movie solution like iTunes?
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OK I need a movie organizer that when u pick a movie it either opens the proper player(vlc,Windows Media, quicktime etc) or has the same amount of functionality that VLC has. And it has to be free. lol. Please respond if there is something. 
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yes there is. i don't know if its free. why don't you try versiontracker.
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what's wrong with using VLC or MPlayer then?
Cellulo has some sort of support for MPlayer integration, but I've never tried it so I don't know how well it works.
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Originally posted by hockeyiz:
OK I need a movie organizer that when u pick a movie it either opens the proper player(vlc,Windows Media, quicktime etc) or has the same amount of functionality that VLC has. And it has to be free. lol. Please respond if there is something.
Um, the Finder? 
Oh, you want someone to do your research for you! I'll bite. Besides Cellulo, there's also Metadata Hootenanny. A commercial alternative is iVideo.
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I was kind of joking before, but now I'm serious: Why don't you just use the Finder? You can put your videos (or aliases to them) in one folder and double click to view them in the default player.
On a side note, iVideo is a lot nicer than I remember. I'm seriously thinking about buying it.
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iFlicks looks like it would be what you need, except it appears to use Quicktime exclusively.
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Originally posted by hyperb0le:
iFlicks looks like it would be what you need, except it appears to use Quicktime exclusively.
Uhh it plays AVI doesn't sound QT exclusive to me, I've never been able to do .avi files in Quicktime player.
Anyway, I think they stole my name... dang should have trade marked it  Anyway, uhh, yah, I kinda wanna buy this if it's for sale, if it's not for sale and just free I want it even more 
That said check out play list player it's only quick time compatible though.
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Originally posted by lavar78:
I was kind of joking before, but now I'm serious: Why don't you just use the Finder? You can put your videos (or aliases to them) in one folder and double click to view them in the default player.
On a side note, iVideo is a lot nicer than I remember. I'm seriously thinking about buying it.
Hmm. Good idea. I have movies all over my computer so that's why I wanted a program but I 4got about aliases. I can use the search thing and change it to selection. k thanx.
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I named the folder iVideo. Simple solution. Thanx.
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Glad I could help.
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