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  1. 20th Jul 2007 17:15 #1
    bvanbelle
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    So, trying to get my Mac to get HD video to play on my new HD monitor, I downloaded an HD video. I got a collection of .ts files. These play on my PC, but when I copied the files to my mac, they wouldnt play in either QTime or WMediaPlayer. Hmpf.

    Do I need to convert or do I need a codec? Also, can i somehow join the .ts files together so I get 1 movie?

    Errr, we're talking newbie stuff here, so go easy on me.

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  2. 20th Jul 2007 19:31 #2
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    Did you try playing these with VLC? It plays just about anything...
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  3. 20th Jul 2007 20:47 #3
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    I rummaged around and found another post recommending vlc. FANTASTIC!

    Thanks.

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  4. 21st Jul 2007 01:45 #4
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    VLC is a *great* app. Enjoy!
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    if you do want to join 'em up, NullPacketStripper is the tool you require.
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