Searching with google, found choices that seem to be only for WinXP,
Vista, Windows 7 platforms

Anybody recommend a great Win98 MP4 Player that is free?

Also, this machine comes up as Win98SE, but can't run Adobe's Reader
for SE, just Adobe Reader for FE. Don't know what that means, but may
be important in the choice of a good MP4 Player.

Robert Macy wrote:

> Anybody recommend a great Win98 MP4 Player that is free?

Media Player Classic ?

VLC (VideoLan) ?

On Apr 15, 7:07=A0pm, 98 Guy <9...@Guy.com> wrote:
> Robert Macy wrote:
> > Anybody recommend a great Win98 MP4 Player that is free?
>
> Media Player Classic ?
>
> VLC (VideoLan) ?

Thanks,

right after I posted I simply renamed the video.mp4 video.flv and
SoThink plays it perfectly!

Although SoThink only shows .flv or all (*.*) as selection for opening
a file.

On Thu, 15 Apr 2010 18:53:21 -0700 (PDT), Robert Macy
<macy@california.com> wrote:

>Searching with google, found choices that seem to be only for WinXP,
>Vista, Windows 7 platforms
>
>Anybody recommend a great Win98 MP4 Player that is free?
>
>Also, this machine comes up as Win98SE, but can't run Adobe's Reader
>for SE, just Adobe Reader for FE. Don't know what that means, but may
>be important in the choice of a good MP4 Player.

I got a program called Homecinema.  It's an addon for Media Player
Classic. Works great in Win98, and also Win2000.  
I dont recall the URL I got it from, but Google the the filename,
which is:
MPC-homecinema.1.3.1249.0.(x86).zip

This program views .MP4 and .FLV perfectly, even on a slow older
computer. It's FREE too.

On May 11, 11:13=A0am, anonym...@anonymous.com wrote:
> On Thu, 15 Apr 2010 18:53:21 -0700 (PDT), Robert Macy
>
> <m...@california.com> wrote:
> >Searching with google, found choices that seem to be only for WinXP,
> >Vista, Windows 7 platforms
>
> >Anybody recommend a great Win98 MP4 Player that is free?
>
> >Also, this machine comes up as Win98SE, but can't run Adobe's Reader
> >for SE, just Adobe Reader for FE. Don't know what that means, but may
> >be important in the choice of a good MP4 Player.
>
> I got a program called Homecinema. =A0It's an addon for Media Player
> Classic. Works great in Win98, and also Win2000. =A0
> I dont recall the URL I got it from, but Google the the filename,
> which is:
> MPC-homecinema.1.3.1249.0.(x86).zip
>
> This program views .MP4 and .FLV perfectly, even on a slow older
> computer. It's FREE too.

very happy with SoThink for flv and many other forms to run on Win98FE
gives full screen!

Robert Macy wrote:

> > >Anybody recommend a great Win98 MP4 Player that is free?
> 
> very happy with SoThink for flv and many other forms to run on
> Win98FE gives full screen!

There was a "give-away of the day" a week ago, it was video converter
software from sothink.  It was fully compatible with win-98.  I
downloaded and installed it, and it ran fine.  Sothink Video Converter
2.0 (build 90112).  They're a China-based company btw.