Leopard Codecs?

Perian comes to mind. What about VLC Player. Both of those should work (though I can't confirm).

 

I have not yet come across a file (ok, except realmedia) that VLC could not play. And, 99% of those files can be played in Quicktime with Perian.

Notably, MKV is not very Quicktime friendly. They will play, but they are smoother in VLC. Really the only thing I can think of off the top of my head that is like that.

 

Perian works in Leopard, as well as VLC, though you will need a newer build in order to use the remote from this thread: http://forum.videolan.org/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=41503

 

Haven't come across a file that VLC could not play? Apparently, you don't watch much .rm pr0n do you?
It depends on what filetype the media in question is. Some stuff VirtualHub can convert (again with the right library installed, website has instructions), from there you just mass convert whatever and watch 'n play.

 

Haha, no not really, and i did say that I wasn't counting realmedia files. I abhor realmedia files... just a personal opinion really. I prefer to stick with AVI, MKV, and MP4

 

Perian and Flip4Mac are almost essential for web-playing, and then VLC can play almost everything...

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So so true.

 

I guess there is nothing to add to this

btw. there is a new beta in the vlc forums (OS X) that supports the apple remote if anyone didn't know yet.