Best Media Player for .dvdmedia files

I have ripped several DVDs to the RipIt software file format of .dvdmedia Does anyone know of any WD media centers that are able to read and play them from my 3TD external hd?

There is none. Simply rename it to VIDEO_TS and it will work fine.

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what is the best media player for Ipad 2?
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Im going to go ahead and assume your talking to me?
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Error while updating default media player for audio files??

Ever since I received a replacement iPod Nano for my original through the AppleCare program, I frequently get the following message while syncing podcasts:
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I wonder if you could help me.
I run a media website. I allow users to download videos and
audios.
90% of my videos are in .WMV and some are in .RM and .AVI
formats.
My audios are in .MP3, .RM and .WMA formats.
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videos/audios before they download them. Can you tell me what I
need to achieve this?
I think, I need a media player that I can include in my
webpages, and provide it the link to each different file on my
server. Which media player is able to play all of the above
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Waiting for the reply.
Thanks

AIFF would be uncompressed, so clearly the best quality, but the file sizes would be huge. 80 minuntes = 700MB, so basically a 2GB Nano might be able to hold two albums if stored in AIFF format. So I am thinking, you don't really want that one.
AAC format is supposed to give better quality for the same bit rate as MP3. In other words a 128kbps second AAC is claimed by Apple to be at least as good as a 160 MP3. So theoretically, your 192kbps MP3s might be the same quality as 160 AAC files, so going to AAC at 160 would give you smaller file sizes without loss of quality.
However I don't think you would realize that if you converted your MP3 files directly to AAC files. I think it would only truly work if you started with the original CDs again and reimported them to AAC files.
Me, I just stick with 192 MP3s and am happy. And my files are more universal than AAC files so I can put them on a CD that will play on my Denon stereo CD changer or in my wife's car CD changer or my daughter's old portable CD player, all three of which support MP3 files and none of them support AAC.
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Sam,
Welcome to the forum.
Where do you need to play this "sprite" (the name for such a Flash video)?
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Despite having the File Associations in both Windows Control Panel and Firefox Options set to Windows Media Player for *.mwv files Firefox tries to open them with Foxit pdf Reader, which bombs out - what now?

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I used this link for tiff http://www.nrl.navy.mil/content.php?P=IMAGES
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What is the best media player supported for my nok...

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Well, now, isn't that interesting?
I left my iBook G3 800 MHz in Mac OS X 10.3 because I believed that upgrading to 10.4 would tax it too much. Others have successfully run 10.4 on their iBook G3s, and with the upgraded hard drive, I would have thought you'd be okay with it.
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Single click on a .wmv file and open the Get Info window.
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Title should say default
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alexis
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To add the extra accessabilty for the iPhone etc, use swfobject to provide an alternative video file type... the .mov
Here is an example of a Flash video that plays on the iPhone (well sort of..):
http://www.cidigitalmedia.com/tutorials/qt/play_qt.html
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Since I need to listen to some online lecture recordings and my xp doesnt have sound, i have to use it on MAC OS. But as the problem is the site kept telling me to install Internet explorer 5.5 and above and after install IE for MAc 5.1, it ask for Windows Media player. I installed flip4mac and media player for mac ..it still doesnt work...
I am truly sad to see the difficult in using a macbook and i kinda regretted getting it. It just getting on my nerves....
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sound, no airport. I am not too sure if the service
pack is the issue. I am using service pack one.
Yes the service pack is an issue if you're using Boot Camp to run XP. If you don't have SP2, you can try running Parallels Desktop (http://www.Parallels.com) which doesn't require SP2.
Since I need to listen to some online lecture
recordings and my xp doesnt have sound, i have to use
it on MAC OS. But as the problem is the site kept
telling me to install Internet explorer 5.5 and above
and after install IE for MAc 5.1, it ask for Windows
Media player. I installed flip4mac and media player
for mac ..it still doesnt work...
Some streaming media sites are not compatible with Mac OS X. Are these online lectures for school? I would simply ask the person running the class to help you get support. They can tell you pretty quickly if it's possible to listen with a Mac. If it's not, you should be able to do it from XP with either Parallels or Boot Camp (provided you have an SP2 version of XP).
I am truly sad to see the difficult in using a
macbook and i kinda regretted getting it. It just
getting on my nerves....
There are times that using a Mac (with 5% market share) is frustrating because many websites don't follow standards properly. If the web designers blow it off and only support Windows, 95% of the users are still happy and don't complain. That's lazy and infuriating but it happens quite a lot. There's even a name for it: Mac Marginalization.
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