Publishing videos that does not natively play with VLC ? What is WRONG with you guys ! This is like giving a pony to a little girl’s birthday just to kill it in front of her !
You guys are worse than Hitler ! I’m sure there’s a special place in Hell waiting just for you !
I had written up over a page of explanation as to why you’re being an idiot, complete with real life examples and the works, but I have decided to take pity on you and NOT post it. See, during the course of writing this comment, I implied that you were illiterate. If that is the case then you wouldn’t have been able to understand what I was writing for you in the first place. I am going to give you the benefit of the doubt here and attempt to help you and all those poor (ignorant) souls who are in your position.
The VLC software is practically worthless for the viewing of HD content. This is being released in HD, so you’re obviously going to have difficulties.
There is an extremely simple way to fix your problem. Copy and paste the link below into your address/URL bar and then before clicking anything else hit the “enter” key or equivalent. This will download an installer for software to solve your difficulties.
Run this installer. Depending on your internet connection speed, it should take only a couple of minutes to complete. Set Mplayer.exe or SMPlayer as the default for the .mkv file type and then enjoy your anime.
Please take note that the steps I posted for solving your problem assume that you’re running Windows. While variants of MPlayer exist for most operating systems, I’m not going to provide links to all of them. If you’re not running Windows you should be able to Google for links to the variant suited to you.
As a Window’s user, you seem to have a poor grasp of the situation for non-Windows users. VLC is really the best option if you are, say, a Mac user such as myself. Please be civil, not everyone has the same computer as you.
I have many times been directed to Mplayer by subtitle groups- bottom line: I have never been able to get it to work. I watch animé for fun, in my spare time. I want a piece of software to play videos that’s easy to get running. And I suspect the reason why I haven’t been able to get Mplayer to run the videos either, is because the codec just isn’t out yet for the Mac. When it comes out, VLC will incorporate it.
Anime subtitlers are neophytes. As a long time animé fan I’ve gone through this cycle before. The subtitlers adopt a shiny new codec that I can’t play in VLC. I search around for other options and find nothing that works. Eventually the codec comes out for the Mac several months later, and I can watch it in the latest VLC. So, for the time being, I turn to subtitle groups other than Commie subs, and wait for the inevitable VLC update.
VLC wouldn’t be so widely used if there were a better, easier option that worked for everyone.
Best F/Z pic ever
Seconded
Thank you for the early release^^
Where’s my Chihaya?
I’m going to be a bitch.
Where’s my UN-GO, niggers.
thanks man
Lancelot so moe!
Sakura: GAAAAOOO!
UTW too slow again.
You win this round as well, Commie.
Publishing videos that does not natively play with VLC ? What is WRONG with you guys ! This is like giving a pony to a little girl’s birthday just to kill it in front of her !
You guys are worse than Hitler ! I’m sure there’s a special place in Hell waiting just for you !
>natively play with VLC
it’s you that dumb. dumb people can’t think
I had written up over a page of explanation as to why you’re being an idiot, complete with real life examples and the works, but I have decided to take pity on you and NOT post it. See, during the course of writing this comment, I implied that you were illiterate. If that is the case then you wouldn’t have been able to understand what I was writing for you in the first place. I am going to give you the benefit of the doubt here and attempt to help you and all those poor (ignorant) souls who are in your position.
The VLC software is practically worthless for the viewing of HD content. This is being released in HD, so you’re obviously going to have difficulties.
There is an extremely simple way to fix your problem. Copy and paste the link below into your address/URL bar and then before clicking anything else hit the “enter” key or equivalent. This will download an installer for software to solve your difficulties.
http://smplayer2.srsfckn.biz/mini_installer.exe
Run this installer. Depending on your internet connection speed, it should take only a couple of minutes to complete. Set Mplayer.exe or SMPlayer as the default for the .mkv file type and then enjoy your anime.
Please take note that the steps I posted for solving your problem assume that you’re running Windows. While variants of MPlayer exist for most operating systems, I’m not going to provide links to all of them. If you’re not running Windows you should be able to Google for links to the variant suited to you.
Have a nice day, Michael.
Dear Zap,
As a Window’s user, you seem to have a poor grasp of the situation for non-Windows users. VLC is really the best option if you are, say, a Mac user such as myself. Please be civil, not everyone has the same computer as you.
I have many times been directed to Mplayer by subtitle groups- bottom line: I have never been able to get it to work. I watch animé for fun, in my spare time. I want a piece of software to play videos that’s easy to get running. And I suspect the reason why I haven’t been able to get Mplayer to run the videos either, is because the codec just isn’t out yet for the Mac. When it comes out, VLC will incorporate it.
Anime subtitlers are neophytes. As a long time animé fan I’ve gone through this cycle before. The subtitlers adopt a shiny new codec that I can’t play in VLC. I search around for other options and find nothing that works. Eventually the codec comes out for the Mac several months later, and I can watch it in the latest VLC. So, for the time being, I turn to subtitle groups other than Commie subs, and wait for the inevitable VLC update.
VLC wouldn’t be so widely used if there were a better, easier option that worked for everyone.