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| Downloads:5,853 |
| Version Downloads:4,442 |
| Type:Dashboard : Miscellaneous |
| License:Free |
| Date:22 Dec 2005 |
| Platform:PPC |
| Price:Free |
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-4
nicecaman reviewed on 25 Dec 2005
Works well.
Woldnt mind though if the widget was a tad smaller.
Nice to hear Danish spoken.
Well done.
-4
My fault, silly me.
- The 'Windows Media Plugin' shoule be in /Library/Internet Plug-Ins/
- Make sure you don't have Flip4mac installed (or other software that takes over WMV handling)!
And then.. please: Simply stating 'Its not workig..' is not gonna help. WHAT is not working??? The media stream, the widget loading etc???
-3
-Oh that's just great! So you seriously suggest that I must remove my paid for, and(by the way) really good piece of software, to enjoy your Widget???
Surely it must be possible to make this kind of Widget without having to rely on Microsoft or other non built-in system software!!!
Until then - it's goodbye Radio 100 FM...
I have paid for it too - to get rid of M$ - but the current version simply won't play all .asx streams.
There is really NOTHING I can do, as a Widget = a webpage, and you simply embed the stream as the right tpe, and in this case, Flip4Mac hijacks the contenttype for MS Media and their software is not working.
So please, stop bashing ME because you have software installed that kills the functionallity..
All the best,
G5 Dual 2.0 10.4.3
+4
Bombadil reviewed on 11 Dec 2005
-3
..and furthermore - it dosn't work on my machine anyways. (And I HAVE Mac OS X 10.4.3 and Windows Media Player installed)
Get with the programme Mr. Peterhansel.
Second, a lot of features is possible by using a native Max OS X interface, and not a MS almost-maintained-app.
Third, it's just fun to see what's possible to code in Dashboard, and this was a great starting point.
Ohh.. and I don't wan't a PC running all the time just to hear my favorite radio station at work.. ;-)