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Playing VC1 Encoded Video's

BIG D 04

BIG D 04


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Can anyone tell me is there anyway I can go about either viewing VC1 encoded Videos or converting them on my MAc so that I can watch them in another format?

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BIG D
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Edit: Sorry appears that you can use VLC for Mac to play these Windows Media Files, but if anyone still knows how to convert these then that would be helpful.

Double Edit: Although VLC will play them for Intel Mac's it according to the website and my own experience just now it is kind of buggy and doesn't make a very good viewing experience.
 

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