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Duncan wrote:
> 
> WMV?  No.  I had originally believed it binary-only 32-bit only, but saw
> a 64-bit plugin for it for IIRC xmms recently (audio only??).  I merged
> it, but haven't come across anything to test it since then (tho I've not
> been /looking/).
> 

Isn't WMV just a container format (like OGG/AVI/etc)?  If so, it depends
on the codec used.  I've had some work on 64-bit xine/mplayer, and some
only on 32-bit (since they use binary windows DLLs).  Obviously if the
codec is closed-source and only available as a 32-bit DLL it won't work
in 64-bit land.

I'm sure you can create a WMA/Theora/Vorbis file just as you can
probably create an OGG/Sorenson file - the former would probably work
fine on amd64, and the latter probably would be spotty.  It isn't the
container that matters as much as the codec...
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