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DESCRIPTION
Flip4Mac WMV Player... With the Windows Media Components for QuickTime by Flip4Mac, you can play Windows Media files (.wma and .wmv) in QuickTime Player and view Windows Media content on the Internet using a web browser.

The Windows Media Components for QuickTime have been highly optimized and support playback of Windows Media HD.

WHAT'S NEW
Version 2.2.0.49:
  • Added JavaScript support to the browser plugins
  • Added support for URL Stream Scripting
  • Improved ASX handling
  • Improved support for MMS servers and live streams
  • Improved compatibility with many different web sites
  • Removed the user enabled "Create Streaming Movies" preference
  • Added support for manual Deactivation/Reactivation
  • Fixed potential security issue reported by Drew Yao where an attacker could potentially cause a security issue by deliberately malforming WMV files.
  • Significant encoding speed improvements for Intel Mac
  • Improved video quality when encoding 2-pass VBR
REQUIREMENTS
Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later, QuickTime 6.5 or later.


SCREENSHOT

Developer:Telestream
Downloads:394,221
  - Version d/l:46,885
Multimedia & Design:Video
License:Free
Date:21 Dec 2007
Platform:PPC/Intel
Flip4Mac WMV Player User Reviews (242 posts)Write A Review
Apr 15 2008

ALEXF  The Safari plugin shoots the CPU up to 100% and never lets go of it until you restart Safari. Whatever it's doing it's not using that 100% to play videos -- they stutter along like a slideshow.

This is on a clean install of Leopard.   (Version 2.2.0.49)

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Mar 25 2008

MORPE  why the WMV over the 2000kbps I do not succeed to see them fluid like a mp4 to par kbps on iMac a G5?  (Version 2.2.0.49)

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Feb 17 2008

XYPHER  For people having problems, I've uploaded the old version here;

http://rapidshare.com/files/78936957/flip4mac-231.dmg.zip.html  (Version 2.2.0.49)

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Feb 4 2008

FHF  This version of Flip4Mac WMV Player brought my Aluminum PowerBook to its knees. For weeks my computer randomly crashed at least once a day. In addition, it would often refuse to sleep, or had a dark screen (and was unresponsive) when awakened from sleep, or went dead during sleep. Occasionally got the 'gray screen of death' ("This computer must be restarted"). And when it was working, internet access was very slow ("contacting xxxx"). Extremely frustrating.

Re-installed OS 10.4.11, ran disk permissions, DiskWarrior, nothing fixed the problem. Started removing any system modifiers one by one: Quickeys, SafariBlock, EarthDesk, Perian. No better. Stopped using my wireless USB mouse. No better. Finally removed the very last non-stock item: WMV Player. Bingo. I can now put the computer to sleep as often as I want, it wakes normally, internet access is satisfyingly zippy. My PowerBook is born again, and has been working fine for several days.

One by one I re-installed Quickeys, SafariBlock, and my wireless mouse. No problems whatsoever. I'm not about to re-install WMV Player to relive my misery; there's no doubt in my mind that it was the source of my difficulties.   (Version 2.2.0.49)

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