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#483029 - 12/18/09 08:45 AM Re: VLC could die [Re: NucleusG4]
zwei soporific Registered: 06/26/04 Posts: 2479 Loc: Near an iPad	Originally Posted By: NucleusG4 Not understanding this since I don't use those apps anymore... From one of the posters.. Ok, this cannot happen! For one thing, it would destroy Handbrake and FairMount... Handbrake uses VLC to break the CSS encryption on DVDs. (it used to do it by itself, but they stripped that out). _________________________ zwei • twitter • Roku
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#483063 - 12/18/09 11:37 AM Re: VLC could die [Re: zwei]
starmillway Oregon Registered: 02/04/08 Posts: 1857 Loc: McMinnville, Oregon	Well rats! DVDRemaster uses FairMount so maybe VLC will affect DVDR too? _________________________
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#483113 - 12/18/09 02:54 PM Re: VLC could die [Re: starmillway]
John Rougeux Here Registered: 11/06/08 Posts: 5267 Loc: Louisville, KY	Good news! http://macdailynews.com/index.php/weblog/comments/23403/ VIdeoLAN: VLC for Mac death is greatly exaggerated
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#483118 - 12/18/09 03:28 PM Re: VLC could die [Re: John Rougeux]
starmillway Oregon Registered: 02/04/08 Posts: 1857 Loc: McMinnville, Oregon	Interesting. Lunettes. Mac version in works. Maybe just for developing and then it will become VLC. Good news, indeed. Thanks _________________________
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