D dg45 macrumors regular Original poster Mar 26, 2009 102 0 Boston MA Apr 15, 2009 #1 my friend always sends me videos in WMA format. is there a free play that i can download that plays this kind of format?
my friend always sends me videos in WMA format. is there a free play that i can download that plays this kind of format?
A aristobrat macrumors G5 Oct 14, 2005 12,292 1,403 Apr 15, 2009 #2 The free VLC player can play them, or you can download the free Flip4Mac player, which actually makes it so that QuickTime can play them. I prefer VLC because it starts them more quickly.
The free VLC player can play them, or you can download the free Flip4Mac player, which actually makes it so that QuickTime can play them. I prefer VLC because it starts them more quickly.
D dg45 macrumors regular Original poster Mar 26, 2009 102 0 Boston MA Apr 15, 2009 #3 aristobrat said: The free VLC player can play them, or you can download the free Flip4Mac player, which actually makes it so that QuickTime can play them. I prefer VLC because it starts them more quickly. Click to expand... wow that was a fast reply. i like that. nice thanks. iam goin to try it out right now.
aristobrat said: The free VLC player can play them, or you can download the free Flip4Mac player, which actually makes it so that QuickTime can play them. I prefer VLC because it starts them more quickly. Click to expand... wow that was a fast reply. i like that. nice thanks. iam goin to try it out right now.
E epyfa macrumors regular Feb 21, 2009 118 0 http://127.0.0.1 Apr 15, 2009 #4 aristobrat said: The free VLC player can play them, or you can download the free Flip4Mac player, which actually makes it so that QuickTime can play them. I prefer VLC because it starts them more quickly. Click to expand... Flip4Mac or Perian. Perian supports a couple more formats, though.
aristobrat said: The free VLC player can play them, or you can download the free Flip4Mac player, which actually makes it so that QuickTime can play them. I prefer VLC because it starts them more quickly. Click to expand... Flip4Mac or Perian. Perian supports a couple more formats, though.
X xcking07 macrumors newbie Sep 8, 2007 7 0 Apr 15, 2009 #5 epyfa said: Flip4Mac or Perian. Perian supports a couple more formats, though. Click to expand... +1 for both of these
epyfa said: Flip4Mac or Perian. Perian supports a couple more formats, though. Click to expand... +1 for both of these
kahlil88 macrumors member Apr 6, 2009 54 0 Mendocino, CA Apr 15, 2009 #6 MPlayer is also really good. I've been noticing that it doesn't lag as much as VLC on my iBook G4.