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jcapz

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Jul 28, 2008
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Wonder if anyone can help me out.....I have just received a training cd for a job I am starting.....watched one of the videos, which is on cd, on a regular laptop running on windows at the office....had to watch the second video and they let me borrow the cd to watch at home. Well all I can do is watch the cd with no sound. It is a WMV file and I have flip4mac and quicktime running just fine. Any suggestions?
 
Try Perian http://perian.org/

F4M is usually all I need, but occasionally there are weird audio codecs, or visa versa.

PS: I *don't* advise WMP for Mac. It hasn't been supported by Microsoft for years and I've actually seen it cause conflicts.
 
Wonder if anyone can help me out.....I have just received a training cd for a job I am starting.....watched one of the videos, which is on cd, on a regular laptop running on windows at the office....had to watch the second video and they let me borrow the cd to watch at home. Well all I can do is watch the cd with no sound. It is a WMV file and I have flip4mac and quicktime running just fine. Any suggestions?

Try using the real Windows Media Player for Mac or else VLC.

WM Player 9 OS X: http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/player/mac/mp9/default.aspx
 
Thanks for the replies...just tried the link for WM9 and that didn't either. Wonder if its the disc itself which I don't think would be the problem since it played on my friends laptop just fine the other day but he had a regular laptop running windows vista. No clue...
 
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