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Dan wrote:
> You seem to be confusing video formats with audio formats. mp3 is
> strictly an audio format. You need the appropriate codec for
> whatever video format the .m4a file is using. I found VLC player
> able to do this; mplayer/totem should be able to also with the
> appropriate codec for gstreamer or xine.
.m4a is generally AAC encoded audio. It's the extension iTunes uses
for songs ripped in it's default setup. .m4v is used for videos.
I don't know if there is other software using these extensions in
different ways, but I suppose it's possible.
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Ok, mates, this is just to say thank you and to confirm
I downloaded xmms-faad2 [yum install xmms-faad2.i386] from the livna repo and now XMMS can play .m4a files that were ripped in iTunes
Thank you
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