B bad1550 macrumors regular Original poster Aug 13, 2007 227 0 Dec 23, 2007 #1 Is there a way to open up a .WMV video file in Mac. I received an email with that extention but would not open up? Thanks, Bob
Is there a way to open up a .WMV video file in Mac. I received an email with that extention but would not open up? Thanks, Bob
MBHockey macrumors 601 Oct 4, 2003 4,063 314 Connecticut Dec 23, 2007 #2 You can use VLC or Flip4Mac. VLC is an entire media player (like Quicktime), but Flip4Mac is a plug-in for Quicktime that allows it to play wmv files.
You can use VLC or Flip4Mac. VLC is an entire media player (like Quicktime), but Flip4Mac is a plug-in for Quicktime that allows it to play wmv files.
bluedoggiant macrumors 68030 Jul 13, 2007 2,658 102 MD & ATL,GA Dec 23, 2007 #3 bad1550 said: Is there a way to open up a .WMV video file in Mac. I received an email with that extention but would not open up? Thanks, Bob Click to expand... shoot for flip4mac, i dont think you would want a whole other media player JUST for wmv, the flip4mac is a very useful plug-in MBHockey said: You can use VLC or Flip4Mac. VLC is an entire media player (like Quicktime), but Flip4Mac is a plug-in for Quicktime that allows it to play wmv files. Click to expand... Better go for flip4mac
bad1550 said: Is there a way to open up a .WMV video file in Mac. I received an email with that extention but would not open up? Thanks, Bob Click to expand... shoot for flip4mac, i dont think you would want a whole other media player JUST for wmv, the flip4mac is a very useful plug-in MBHockey said: You can use VLC or Flip4Mac. VLC is an entire media player (like Quicktime), but Flip4Mac is a plug-in for Quicktime that allows it to play wmv files. Click to expand... Better go for flip4mac
MBHockey macrumors 601 Oct 4, 2003 4,063 314 Connecticut Dec 23, 2007 #4 That's up to the OP to decide...you sound like Fox news, whereas I'm just presenting the various options That said, I personally use Quicktime + Flip4Mac + Perian and can't remember the last time I had to fire up VLC (although I do keep it installed).
That's up to the OP to decide...you sound like Fox news, whereas I'm just presenting the various options That said, I personally use Quicktime + Flip4Mac + Perian and can't remember the last time I had to fire up VLC (although I do keep it installed).
bluedoggiant macrumors 68030 Jul 13, 2007 2,658 102 MD & ATL,GA Dec 23, 2007 #5 MBHockey said: That's up to the OP to decide...you sound like Fox news, whereas I'm just presenting the various options Click to expand... im just saying my opinion
MBHockey said: That's up to the OP to decide...you sound like Fox news, whereas I'm just presenting the various options Click to expand... im just saying my opinion
~Shard~ macrumors P6 Jun 4, 2003 18,377 48 1123.6536.5321 Dec 23, 2007 #6 Perian is another excellent QT plug-in, however I believe the one format they have yet to incorporate is WMV. It's great for MKV files and the like though... So yes, as with the others, I definitely recommend going with Flip4Mac.
Perian is another excellent QT plug-in, however I believe the one format they have yet to incorporate is WMV. It's great for MKV files and the like though... So yes, as with the others, I definitely recommend going with Flip4Mac.
B bad1550 macrumors regular Original poster Aug 13, 2007 227 0 Dec 23, 2007 #7 Thanks for all of the help! the Flip4mac worked great. Bob