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I already have RealPlayer 11 and Flash player 10.0. As you can see by their reply to my issue above they are saying that I need to revert back to Flash Player 9. This is the email I just received from them this morning about my issue.... Response (Durga Devi) 04/13/2009 09:26 PM Dear Rick, Thank you for writing back to us. I apologize that I am unable to resolve...

Wow ! Lots of interesting and inaccurate info out there.... First, Realplayer does not come installed, and is not the default video player on your Mac. The default is Quicktime, which is the primary video viewer on most any Mac. It's also part of your system.... Realplayer competes with Flash Player, so the theory that Flash Player (from Adobe) is somehow involved is really...

Here's a converter that may do what you want. http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/10909101 Or, Maybe this one - http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/29820

Download and install the Flip4Mac software. http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/28842 That allows you to view most videos and other media files that need Windows Media Player.

I have found one solution which is maybe not elegant, but it works in my case. There is a MacOS 9 program called Network Toolbox, available from VersionTracker http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macos/8783 which can detect the IP address of the Tiger machine without prior login. Network Toolbox has a lot of different functions, including what is called "ARP Cache...

Check To see if you have the DNS Trojan for Mac that has been going on with the free tool DNSChanger Removal Tool. Then head over to the web site OpenDNS.com and use their superior free DNS. They have introduction video that will show you the benefits of using their DNS over you own ISP. I use this service and IMHO my surfing is faster than using my ISPs.

What about using Automator? Or, perhaps using one of the thousands of batch-renaming utilities available for Mac OS X? http://www.versiontracker.com/php/qs.php?mode=basic&action=search&str=batch+rename&srchArea=macosx&submit=Go

Plugin then it might have the first trojan known on a Mac and you read about at the article First Look: Trojan Horse warning: What you need to know. Luckily a free scanner/remover was made in the Mac universe called DNSChanger Removal Tool, run it then throw it away to be sure. Now to view most any video files found on the net (Except Windows 10+ DRM'ed files. This is the...

--ultimately the problem that your experiencing may be compatibility. So you have to check with DW support site if they have uploaded the patch for 10.5.6

Now I see on the VersionTracker site that they mention that this latest update supports OS 10.5.5 I am running 10.5.6 Could this be the culprit of my problem? ...