Flip4Mac

Windows Media Player for Mac has been replaced by the Flip4Mac software. ...

One more thing. With the modern Phishing news targeting OS X all OS X users have to remember is never trust a site that says you need a QuickTime plugin to view a stupid video. As a current Mac user all the QuickTime plugins a typical OX users needs right now is Flip4Mac (you will never be able to view the DRM laden Windows Media 10+, that is why you almost never see it...

t web pages asking one to install a QuickTime plugin to view a video when you never needed plugin before. The only video plugins a typical Mac user will need are Flip4Mac and Perian. ...

Have you added any other Quicktime add-ons, like the Perian plug-in package, or perhaps Flip4Mac?

Cool, glad that fixed it. LS is a good thing if you are worried about info about you being sent to the net and applications phoning home. I use it and lots of others do but its not a necessity. It is a bit like UAC in vista though in that it asks you a lot of questions when you start using it but after you allow connections for the programs that need them you barely notice its...

iTunes will play MP3 and AAC (as well as uncompressed formats: AIFF, WAV, Apple Lossless, etc.). QuickTime will play unprotected WMA files with the Flip4Mac plug-in. The discontinued AudialHub program can convert the rest of the formats to something iTunes can use (OGG, etc.). Nothing on the Mac will play a protected WMA file.

Download and install the Flip4Mac codec. ...

It wouldn't hurt you to explain your situation. Lucky for you, the most common answer to questions like yours is to download and install the Flip4Mac codec. ...

This is a classic symptom of an unsupported WMV codec.

That, Satcomer, is the most useful piece of prose I've seen in a while. Good stuff!