is the codec .mkv supported by the update?

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#1 deathmirage87
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#2 xelloss88
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Nope, just WMV, Mpg, and H.264.
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#3 Tha_lazyboi
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lol no way man they dont even allow AVi.
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#4 deathmirage87
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lol no way man they dont even allow AVi.Tha_lazyboi

 avi should have atleast been supported.

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#5 gp19
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You can stream avi videos to your 360 using Tversity Media Server
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#6 007ybse04
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http://www.apple.com/quicktime/technologies/mpeg4/

http://www.apple.com/quicktime/technologies/h264/

 Tested , Working wonderfully ( HD Quicktime  .MOV files )

 Download some HD Trailers and burn a CD insert it to Xbox360.

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#7 deathmirage87
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Tversity is too slow when streaming hd content.

I wonder How come they still didn't allow dvd upconversion through the component cables

oh and 007ybse04 did you use quicktime pro to save the trailers?

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#8 007ybse04
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Hint:  You can grab the video from Temp. Internet Files Folder. of your PC

Or download another HD H264 Video form another sites

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#9 bryehngeocef
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MKV is a container not a codec. Either way the answer is no. I tried some Anime out yesterday. Doesn't get recognised.