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With Windows Media® Components for QuickTime, by Flip4Mac™, you can play Windows Media files (.wma and .wmv) directly in QuickTime Player and view Windows Media content on the Internet using a Web browser.
New in this version:
• Added support for Mac OSX Snow Leopard
While support for the latest OS is good news, we’d like you to be aware of some
changes in Snow Leopard that affect Flip4Mac WMV:
QuickTime Player X has removed export functionality to all formats
other than standard Apple formats, including WMV. If you need this
functionality, Apple continues to provide QuickTime Player 7.
In Safari 4, Flip4Mac WMV runs with limited functionality.
Safari 4 now runs in 64-bit mode by default, which causes
Flip4Mac WMV to run with limited functionality. However, you
have the option to run Safari in 32-bit mode.
Local files now import in the background by default so that your movie is available for
viewing almost immediately. If you prefer the previous behavior, this can be changed on a per-application basis in Flip4Mac WMV by going to System Preferences > Flip4Mac
WMV > Player and clicking the Advanced button.
The installer also includes a browser plug-in for Microsoft® Silverlight™, which allows you
to play Smooth Streaming video content. This is installed by default. To disable its
installation, click the Customize button on the Installation Type pane and uncheck the
Microsoft Silverlight Plug-in option.
• Fixes in this Release:
Fixed bug that prevented ASX streams from playing in Firefox 3.
Other miscellaneous bug fixes and improvements.
• Known Web Browser Issue
When using Safari 4 and Firefox 3.5, your browser experience is going to be different
Requirements:
OS X 10.4 or later
QuickTime version 7.0 or later (7.1.6 or higher recommended)
Universal Binary
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