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Community => General Discussion => Topic started by: Kinoko on Thu 02/03/2006 07:37:09

Title: Can .rm files be played in a different player?
Post by: Kinoko on Thu 02/03/2006 07:37:09
Is there a program -other- than Real Player that'll let me play movies encoded as .rm files? I -hate- Real Player and yet I've jus spent a couple of weeks downloading... well, a lot of something, a very huge collection of movie files, all encoded in .rm format.

I tried the Media Player Classic I have, and also VLC Player (which can usually handle anything you throw at it) and both only play the audio track.
Title: Re: Can .rm files be played in a different player?
Post by: Gregjazz on Thu 02/03/2006 08:29:43
I believe there is a plugin for Winamp that lets you do this, but it takes some configuring... there are also some other free alternatives in terms of music players which can play RM files.
Title: Re: Can .rm files be played in a different player?
Post by: Kinoko on Thu 02/03/2006 08:32:56
S... such as?
Title: Re: Can .rm files be played in a different player?
Post by: TheYak on Thu 02/03/2006 10:40:51
Yep, just need a codec to interpret it, then something that'll open the file-type (like Media Player Classic).. similar to motivations behind Quicktime Alternative, there's a Real Alternative you can download.. say...   here-ish (http://www.free-codecs.com/download/Real_Alternative.htm).
Title: Re: Can .rm files be played in a different player?
Post by: Kinoko on Thu 02/03/2006 12:19:46
Thanks!
Title: Re: Can .rm files be played in a different player?
Post by: TerranRich on Fri 03/03/2006 01:04:59
Windows Media Player will also play RealPlayer files, if you download "Real Alternative"

http://www.free-codecs.com/download/Real_Alternative.htm
Title: Re: Can .rm files be played in a different player?
Post by: TheYak on Fri 03/03/2006 02:31:04
Same link, but valid point.  I lean towards Media Player Classic as it tends to support more of the alternative plug-ins like those implemented by QT alternative, RM alternative and Matroska splitters.  Of course, I'm biased against MS's bloated and DRM-heavy updated player, so to each their own.