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The thread discusses the availability of free physics courses from MIT, focusing on resources such as lecture notes, video lectures, and problem sets. Participants share links to various MIT OpenCourseWare materials and express opinions on the formats and accessibility of these resources.
Participants generally agree on the value of the resources shared, but there are differing opinions regarding the best formats for accessing the videos and the effectiveness of various playback solutions. The discussion remains unresolved regarding the best method for video playback.
Participants express frustration with specific video formats and playback issues, indicating a dependence on software compatibility and codec availability. Some comments suggest limitations in accessing certain resources based on operating systems.
Individuals interested in free physics education resources, students seeking supplementary materials, and those looking for accessible formats for educational videos.
Great find, you should stick this in the tutorials section.Each one is more like 50 minutes (not that it really makes a difference).Moridin said:(approx. 40min each)
vincentm said:Crap i just really wished they didn't use Real player as their format. Nevertheless downloading that crappy software to play these videos is worth it. Thank you.
Google for 'Real alternative' it's a free implemation of the realplayer protocol without all the ad-ware and dancing hamsters of real's official player.vincentm said:Crap i just really wished they didn't use Real player as their format.
mgb_phys said:Google for 'Real alternative' it's a free implemation of the realplayer protocol without all the ad-ware and dancing hamsters of real's official player.
nanoWatt said:I tried with both Real and Real Alternative, and I just get a "Missing Codec" error. I can't seem to play their videos.