These two plugins will help you see many video format with Quicktime.
http://perian.org/#detail
http://www.telestream.net/flip4mac-wmv/overview.htm
Personally I prefer VLC
http://www.videolan.org/vlc/download-macosx.html
It read almost all video format with only one software.
VLC exist for Mac, Windows and Linux.
Update: You can get the latest version here: https://github.com/ergosteur/cf-keylayout
As I said, I’m a French Canadian… that means that I write with some accents… éà èì… not ì but ho well… you get the point.
Also, that doesn’t means that we use the azerty keyboard… so we have the qwerty keyboard with a some different layout on some keys. The problem with standard… is that they do everything so there is as many as possible!
The one I like and that many people are using is the one that Apple don’t provide. The one that you first press the accent then the vowel (except for the é).
so ^e = ê, ¨e=ë , ¸c=ç, etc.
That keyboard exist on the web… really hard to find, in fact the keyboard layout was created by Sébastien Guillemette but his website doesn’t exist anymore… So I provide you this file here and I also give you a link of another website that provide that wonderful little keyboard so I don’t become crazy.
I use it on Mac OS X 10.5 and it works perfectly.
French Canadian keyboard layout (not the Canadian – CSA keyboard layout) for Mac OS X (10.2+).
This keyboard layout is the one we mostly use in the french divide of Canada (Quebec).Uncompress the ZIP file and copy the cf.keylayout file in
/Library/Keyboard Layouts
or
~/Library/Keyboard LayoutsThen Logoff and Login again (or reboot), you have now the keyboard in your list.
Mac OS X keyboard layout (French Canadian)
With some other explanation…
http://i.never.nu/flagless-canadian-keyboards-for-os-x/