E eyedoc_00 macrumors regular Original poster Aug 20, 2007 #1 How can I open these type of files? Thanks
WildCowboy Administrator/Editor Staff member Aug 20, 2007 #2 Flip4Mac is used to open most WMV files on OS X. However, it can't handle certain types of protected WMV files.
Flip4Mac is used to open most WMV files on OS X. However, it can't handle certain types of protected WMV files.
E eyedoc_00 macrumors regular Original poster Aug 20, 2007 #4 WildCowboy said: Flip4Mac is used to open most WMV files on OS X. However, it can't handle certain types of protected WMV files. Click to expand... ibook4a said: flip4mac plugin or vlc i believe plays wmv Click to expand... Thanks for the help. I tried VLC as it was a free download and it let me open those files.
WildCowboy said: Flip4Mac is used to open most WMV files on OS X. However, it can't handle certain types of protected WMV files. Click to expand... ibook4a said: flip4mac plugin or vlc i believe plays wmv Click to expand... Thanks for the help. I tried VLC as it was a free download and it let me open those files.
sbluetruck macrumors regular Aug 21, 2007 #5 just as an fyi, VLC Media Player is free, not a trial, just in case someone tried to scam you. it's an awsome program... free 😀
just as an fyi, VLC Media Player is free, not a trial, just in case someone tried to scam you. it's an awsome program... free 😀
A A Pittarelli macrumors 6502 Aug 21, 2007 #6 flip4mac mac will play wmas, its just kind of crapy thats all
dpaanlka macrumors 601 Aug 21, 2007 #7 eyedoc_00 said: Thanks for the help. I tried VLC as it was a free download and it let me open those files. Click to expand... Flip4Mac is a WMV plugin for QuickTime, rather than a separate program. So you get fun features like playing WMV files in Safari, and I think even iTunes.
eyedoc_00 said: Thanks for the help. I tried VLC as it was a free download and it let me open those files. Click to expand... Flip4Mac is a WMV plugin for QuickTime, rather than a separate program. So you get fun features like playing WMV files in Safari, and I think even iTunes.