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I have searched on Google some alternative but none seem to work fine. On Google I have found solution to use 3ivx codec but it doesn't work. Any idea?

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I use videolan. It's features list lists MOV as an input format.

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+1 for VLC, it just keeps getting better and better... – Avery Payne Jul 15 '09 at 23:41
It took a major step for the worse with the 0.9 release, though :/ – Joey Jul 16 '09 at 0:04
Why do you say that? – Daok Jul 17 '09 at 12:57
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Did you try QuickTime Alternative?

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It works but it's weird to have to open a browser to be able to watch a .MOV when the .MOV is on the hard drive. And, for a weird reason in FireFox the video doesn't start if the option of Automaticly Start is not enable :S. Still +1 for the solution thanks. – Daok Jul 15 '09 at 23:43
You shouldn't have to open the browser to watch the MOV. It is possible that the MOV is just associated with IE. Try right-clicking and choosing Open With... and choose Windows Media Player. – AdamB Jul 16 '09 at 15:14
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VLC is worth a try.

Apple has made it difficult for third parties to do anything interesting with .MOV files. Their published documentation is extremely stale, new codecs are virtually undocumented, and they have a license agreement that basicly says you won't even try.

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I provided this potential-solution 2 minutes ago. Could you please up-vote my suggestion if you agree with it rather than adding a duplicate suggestion? Thanks. – Jonathan Sampson Jul 15 '09 at 23:37
I upvoted you since you were the first Jonthan. – Daok Jul 15 '09 at 23:39
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