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MalibuDrive · 17th March 2013, 10:57

What's the best solution for Mountain Lion nowadays? QuickTime is superb way for mp4/mov files, but seems that avi/wmv cannot anymore be played via it, thus rendering QT useless for lots of content.

I don't really want to bother to re-render scenes with iMovie/ScreenFlow but is that the only way to go?

mabaline · 17th March 2013, 11:35

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Originally Posted by MalibuDrive

What's the best solution for Mountain Lion nowadays? QuickTime is superb way for mp4/mov files, but seems that avi/wmv cannot anymore be played via it, thus rendering QT useless for lots of content.

I don't really want to bother to re-render scenes with iMovie/ScreenFlow but is that the only way to go?

On OS X 10.8 I still prefer to use the old QuickTime 7 (Pro). I also have Perian and Flip4Mac (there are several different versions – I use Studio Pro) and Flip Player installed.

I also use the old iMove HD [yes – it does work in OS X 10.8] and also MPEG Streamclip (with the Apple MPEG-2 Playback Component installed) for conversions.

You can also try:

VLC Media Player

MPlayerX

alexora · 17th March 2013, 21:27

Quote:

Originally Posted by mabaline

On OS X 10.8 I still prefer to use the old QuickTime 7 (Pro). I also have Perian and Flip4Mac (there are several different versions – I use Studio Pro) and Flip Player installed.

I also use the old iMove HD [yes – it does work in OS X 10.8] and also MPEG Streamclip (with the Apple MPEG-2 Playback Component installed) for conversions.

You can also try:

VLC Media Player

MPlayerX

Everything mabaline has said, +1...

HiTrack99 · 17th March 2013, 21:35

Is Handbrake not a solution either?
I'm sure I used to use it on a Mac.

alexora · 17th March 2013, 23:31

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Originally Posted by HiTrack99

Is Handbrake not a solution either?
I'm sure I used to use it on a Mac.

Once upon a time I used to employ Handbrake, but found it to be really slow and cumbersome: once I discovered MPEG Streamclip I never had to look back.

MalibuDrive · 18th March 2013, 01:31

Perian seems to work like a charm, allowing me to open my videos in QT and trim/save them in seconds - just what I was looking for! Thanks a lot!

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MalibuDrive Junior Member Virgin Join Date: Mar 2013 Posts: 12 Thanks: 10 Thanked 43 Times in 11 Posts	What's the best solution for Mountain Lion nowadays? QuickTime is superb way for mp4/mov files, but seems that avi/wmv cannot anymore be played via it, thus rendering QT useless for lots of content. I don't really want to bother to re-render scenes with iMovie/ScreenFlow but is that the only way to go?

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MalibuDrive Junior Member Virgin Join Date: Mar 2013 Posts: 12 Thanks: 10 Thanked 43 Times in 11 Posts	Perian seems to work like a charm, allowing me to open my videos in QT and trim/save them in seconds - just what I was looking for! Thanks a lot!