WMA

[Ian Airey]

Yeah I agree a cross platform conferencing - like function would be useful,
if it could be set to use port 80 so it can get through those anoying
corporate firewalls.

Also on a different track - can playlists be used for vlc in mac osx ( ie I
have 3 divx files from the same film that i would like to join together &
play as one film - can the playlist function do this with no gaps?

cheers
Ian

> ----------
> From: 	Bill Eldridge
> Reply To: 	vlc at videolan.org
> Sent: 	Thursday, June 13, 2002 7:25 AM
> To: 	vlc at videolan.org
> Subject: 	Re: WMA
> 
> "Michael S.Zick" wrote:
> > 
> > On Wednesday 12 June 2002 05:05 pm, you wrote:
> > > À (At) 10:22 +0200 12/06/2002, Bill Eldridge écrivait (wrote) :
> > > >One other item of future interest is videoconferencing -
> > . . .
> > > There can't be 5
> > > seconds between a question and an answer,
> > . . .
> > Well, the general public seems to have accepted CNN.
> 
> To follow up, I agree - I can live with a quick
> ugly hack that's convenient, rather than the "right way"
> that never seems quite available (at least not for
> free).
> 
> The WWW method gave us quick, not elegant and rather
> limited, and then lots of features got thrown on later.
> (hey, how do we make HTML act like Postscript now?)
> Perhaps a cross-platform "conferencing-like" function
> would be useful.
> -- 
> Bill Eldridge
> Radio Free Asia
> bill at rfa.org
> 
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