I thought Windows didn't support MPEG4 format. Or at least you had to
install something else like QuickTime for Windows to work with MPEG4.
CB
M. Taylor wrote:
> Hello Mac Hand Break Users,
>
> As this may be a bit off-topic, if you know the solution to my question,
> please send a reply off-li
Hello Mac Hand Break Users,
As this may be a bit off-topic, if you know the solution to my question,
please send a reply off-list.
Ok, so I downloaded both VLC and Hand Break for my Mac. Yes, I can
seemingly rip commercial DVDs for playback on my Mac in .mp4 format.
However, when I store the
