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being fairly new to apple, having made the leap PC, i was wandering what the best piece of software is for watching AVI files, as it seems that quicktime player doesn't?
 
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Go ahead and download Perian. It will allow you to run most .avi files in Quicktime.

I would also suggest downloading VLC, because it can seriously play anything.
 
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i have never had a problem with playing avi's with Quicktime
 

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