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Best I have seen is Media Player (<a href="http://www.microsoft.com" rel="ugc nofollow">www.microsoft.com</a>) comes with IE5+<br />
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Does many formats.
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Best I have seen is Media Player (www.microsoft.com [http://www.microsoft.com]) comes with IE5+

Does many formats.

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Thanks...I tried to find out from their website, but couldn't - does &quot;real&quot; play rm files? Actually, what ARE rm files? Thanks for your help.
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Thanks...I tried to find out from their website, but couldn't - does "real" play rm files? Actually, what ARE rm files? Thanks for your help.

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Yes, rm files are streaming audio and video files. The format was made by real.
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Yes, rm files are streaming audio and video files. The format was made by real.

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I am after a single (shareware or the like) program that can handle all sorts of movie formats - mpg, avi, rm, avi etc. If it happens to be able to handle jpg etc also, that's a bonus, but I'm probably expecting too much on that point?<br />
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Anyway, I'm sick of having to open a different prog. anytime a friend sends me a video file in whatever format they have chosen. Do you know of an easy to use, multi-format movie viewer? And, a site from where I can download the prog?<br />
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Thanks very much in advance.
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I am after a single (shareware or the like) program that can handle all sorts of movie formats - mpg, avi, rm, avi etc. If it happens to be able to handle jpg etc also, that's a bonus, but I'm probably expecting too much on that point?

Anyway, I'm sick of having to open a different prog. anytime a friend sends me a video file in whatever format they have chosen. Do you know of an easy to use, multi-format movie viewer? And, a site from where I can download the prog?

Thanks very much in advance.

A movie viewer that supports heaps of formats -suggestions, please.

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