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QT Player won't play VCD
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Junior Member
Join Date: Oct 2000
Location: Hong Kong
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Just discover that my Powerbook G4 400 will not play any of my VCD disk. I am running OS 10.1.3, QT5. Haven't played any VCD for a long time so I don't know whether this is a 10.1.3 problem... previously (long time ago) I get QT Player to open the file in the MPEGAV folder and then it plays the VCD movie fine...anyone has any idea what I can try? Thanks!
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Join Date: Nov 2001
Location: australia
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AFAIK, OS X doesn't yet play VCDs.
What you can do is
(a) boot back into OS9 to play them, or
(b) boot back into OS 9, rip your VCD with MacVCD, convert to another format, burn that onto a CD and then play it in X. http://www.mireth.com/pub/mxme.html
and send an email to apple asking for VCD support in X.
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He that will eat the kernel must crack the nut.
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Join Date: Feb 2002
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My copy of Quicktime 5 Pro for OS X works with my Video CDs and MPEG-1 files. I have a feeling my installation of FCP3, MacVCD or VideoLAN may have cause this to happen.
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