Help! DVD Player App from OSX Tiger needed

Posted on Thu 11th, June 2009

• #1

FHKJ

Does anyone here have a copy of the DVD Player Application from OSX Tiger (10.4)?

Somehow a mate of mine (genuinely) has deleted his app and is in Ireland with a billion DVDs and no DVD player!

PM me if you do and I'll send you a dodgy email addy to send it to.

Many thanks, etc etc

FHKJ
• #2

FHKJ

And yes, I've searched the world wide interweb to download it but those fuckers at Apple don't let you do that... And my mate is a techno-savant, which is why I am doing it!!!
• #3

flickwg

just use vlc
• #4

deleted

VLC FTW! I don't normally agree with Seb, but on this occasion he's 100% right...
• #5

FHKJ

VLC done, perfect, thank you etc
• #6

badtmy

VLC = total win.

mplayer is also totally rad.

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