Talk:RealMedia - Revision history

Thannoy: Undo revision 16984 by Anstett454 (Talk)

2010-10-11T07:13:47Z

Undo revision 16984 by Anstett454 (Talk)

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	:If you can't open the .ram file, try editing it in notepad and copy-and-pasting the link into VLC's open box. If you want to know exactly what versions are supported, you should get a better answer at the [[forum]], which more people keep an eye on.		:If you can't open the .ram file, try editing it in notepad and copy-and-pasting the link into VLC's open box. If you want to know exactly what versions are supported, you should get a better answer at the [[forum]], which more people keep an eye on.
	: --[[User:H2g2bob\|H2g2bob]] 19:03, 7 February 2006 (CET)		: --[[User:H2g2bob\|H2g2bob]] 19:03, 7 February 2006 (CET)

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Thannoy: Reverted edits by Larah (Talk) to last revision by Anstett454

2010-10-11T07:12:24Z

Reverted edits by Larah (Talk) to last revision by Anstett454

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Larah: /* Education */

2010-10-07T10:05:35Z

Education

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Anstett454 at 14:27, 25 August 2010

2010-08-25T14:27:48Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 14:27, 25 August 2010
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	:If you can't open the .ram file, try editing it in notepad and copy-and-pasting the link into VLC's open box. If you want to know exactly what versions are supported, you should get a better answer at the [[forum]], which more people keep an eye on.		:If you can't open the .ram file, try editing it in notepad and copy-and-pasting the link into VLC's open box. If you want to know exactly what versions are supported, you should get a better answer at the [[forum]], which more people keep an eye on.
	: --[[User:H2g2bob\|H2g2bob]] 19:03, 7 February 2006 (CET)		: --[[User:H2g2bob\|H2g2bob]] 19:03, 7 February 2006 (CET)

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J-b: Reverted edits by PctRkm (Talk); changed back to last version by H2g2bob

2007-04-12T13:15:57Z

Reverted edits by PctRkm (Talk); changed back to last version by H2g2bob

← Older revision		Revision as of 13:15, 12 April 2007
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	: VLC supports .rm/.ram in 2 ways. If you use Windows and have RealPlayer installed, VLC will try to use RealPlayer's DLLs to play the file. Otherwise, it will use [[ffmpeg]] to decode these files (which is included in vlc unless you compiled it yourself). From source code comments and ffmpeg's website, vlc appears to support "RealVideo 1.0 / 1.3 / 2.0", and "RealAudio 1.0".		: VLC supports .rm/.ram in 2 ways. If you use Windows and have RealPlayer installed, VLC will try to use RealPlayer's DLLs to play the file. Otherwise, it will use [[ffmpeg]] to decode these files (which is included in vlc unless you compiled it yourself). From source code comments and ffmpeg's website, vlc appears to support "RealVideo 1.0 / 1.3 / 2.0", and "RealAudio 1.0".
	: As far as I can tell, the way the system works is that a website publishes a .ram file, which is actually a text file containing an internet address. RealPlayer then opens this address, which is to the actual file, which is usually accessed over an RTSP connection. If VLC can't play the file, it's usually because it doesn't understand the latest RTSP commands.		: As far as I can tell, the way the system works is that a website publishes a .ram file, which is actually a text file containing an internet address. RealPlayer then opens this address, which is to the actual file, which is usually accessed over an RTSP connection. If VLC can't play the file, it's usually because it doesn't understand the latest RTSP commands.
	:		:
			:If you can't open the .ram file, try editing it in notepad and copy-and-pasting the link into VLC's open box. If you want to know exactly what versions are supported, you should get a better answer at the [[forum]], which more people keep an eye on.
			: --[[User:H2g2bob\|H2g2bob]] 19:03, 7 February 2006 (CET)

PctRkm at 13:13, 12 April 2007

2007-04-12T13:13:30Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 13:13, 12 April 2007
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	: VLC supports .rm/.ram in 2 ways. If you use Windows and have RealPlayer installed, VLC will try to use RealPlayer's DLLs to play the file. Otherwise, it will use [[ffmpeg]] to decode these files (which is included in vlc unless you compiled it yourself). From source code comments and ffmpeg's website, vlc appears to support "RealVideo 1.0 / 1.3 / 2.0", and "RealAudio 1.0".		: VLC supports .rm/.ram in 2 ways. If you use Windows and have RealPlayer installed, VLC will try to use RealPlayer's DLLs to play the file. Otherwise, it will use [[ffmpeg]] to decode these files (which is included in vlc unless you compiled it yourself). From source code comments and ffmpeg's website, vlc appears to support "RealVideo 1.0 / 1.3 / 2.0", and "RealAudio 1.0".
	: As far as I can tell, the way the system works is that a website publishes a .ram file, which is actually a text file containing an internet address. RealPlayer then opens this address, which is to the actual file, which is usually accessed over an RTSP connection. If VLC can't play the file, it's usually because it doesn't understand the latest RTSP commands.		: As far as I can tell, the way the system works is that a website publishes a .ram file, which is actually a text file containing an internet address. RealPlayer then opens this address, which is to the actual file, which is usually accessed over an RTSP connection. If VLC can't play the file, it's usually because it doesn't understand the latest RTSP commands.
	: ~~ ~~		:
	:If you can't open the .ram file, try editing it in notepad and copy-and-pasting the link into VLC's open box. If you want to know exactly what versions are supported, you should get a better answer at the [[forum]], which more people keep an eye on.
	~~: --[[User:H2g2bob\|H2g2bob]] 19:03, 7 February 2006 (CET)~~

H2g2bob: /* Can anyone explain further, please?! */

2006-02-07T18:04:12Z

Can anyone explain further, please?!

← Older revision		Revision as of 18:04, 7 February 2006
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	: VLC supports .rm/.ram in 2 ways. If you use Windows and have RealPlayer installed, VLC will try to use RealPlayer's DLLs to play the file. Otherwise, it will use [[ffmpeg]] to decode these files (which is included in vlc unless you compiled it yourself). From source code comments and ffmpeg's website, vlc appears to support "RealVideo 1.0 / 1.3 / 2.0", and "RealAudio 1.0".		: VLC supports .rm/.ram in 2 ways. If you use Windows and have RealPlayer installed, VLC will try to use RealPlayer's DLLs to play the file. Otherwise, it will use [[ffmpeg]] to decode these files (which is included in vlc unless you compiled it yourself). From source code comments and ffmpeg's website, vlc appears to support "RealVideo 1.0 / 1.3 / 2.0", and "RealAudio 1.0".
	: As far as I can tell, the way the system works is that a website publishes a .ram file, which is actually a text file containing an internet address. RealPlayer then opens this address, which is to the actual file, which is usually accessed over an RTSP connection. If VLC can't play the file, it's usually because it doesn't understand the latest RTSP commands.		: As far as I can tell, the way the system works is that a website publishes a .ram file, which is actually a text file containing an internet address. RealPlayer then opens this address, which is to the actual file, which is usually accessed over an RTSP connection. If VLC can't play the file, it's usually because it doesn't understand the latest RTSP commands.
	:		:
	:If you can't open the .ram file, try editing it in notepad and copy-and-pasting the link into VLC's open box. If you want to know exactly what versions are supported, you should get a better answer at the [[forum]], which more people keep an eye on.		:If you can't open the .ram file, try editing it in notepad and copy-and-pasting the link into VLC's open box. If you want to know exactly what versions are supported, you should get a better answer at the [[forum]], which more people keep an eye on.
	: --[[User:H2g2bob\|H2g2bob]] 19:03, 7 February 2006 (CET)		: --[[User:H2g2bob\|H2g2bob]] 19:03, 7 February 2006 (CET)

H2g2bob at 18:03, 7 February 2006

2006-02-07T18:03:14Z

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	- Can anyone elaborate on exactly which .rm files VLC will play? Can it handle .ram files?		- Can anyone elaborate on exactly which .rm files VLC will play? Can it handle .ram files?
	Thanks!		Thanks!
			: Hello,
			: VLC supports .rm/.ram in 2 ways. If you use Windows and have RealPlayer installed, VLC will try to use RealPlayer's DLLs to play the file. Otherwise, it will use [[ffmpeg]] to decode these files (which is included in vlc unless you compiled it yourself). From source code comments and ffmpeg's website, vlc appears to support "RealVideo 1.0 / 1.3 / 2.0", and "RealAudio 1.0".
			: As far as I can tell, the way the system works is that a website publishes a .ram file, which is actually a text file containing an internet address. RealPlayer then opens this address, which is to the actual file, which is usually accessed over an RTSP connection. If VLC can't play the file, it's usually because it doesn't understand the latest RTSP commands.
			:
			:If you can't open the .ram file, try editing it in notepad and copy-and-pasting the link into VLC's open box. If you want to know exactly what versions are supported, you should get a better answer at the [[forum]], which more people keep an eye on.
			: --[[User:H2g2bob\|H2g2bob]] 19:03, 7 February 2006 (CET)

Missdipsy: Can anyone explain further, please?!

2006-02-07T10:58:10Z

Can anyone explain further, please?!

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== Can anyone explain further, please?! ==

"Currently, VLC can only play the audio on some .rm files."
- Can anyone elaborate on exactly which .rm files VLC will play? Can it handle .ram files?
Thanks!