MAC question

[ricco561]

I just bought a MAC a little while ago.
I have .wmv files that play on windows media, but will not play on the MAC.
Ideas?

 

[ironwings]

Playing Windows Media Files on QuickTime

Yes, you can play a [COLOR=#006400 ! important][COLOR=#006400 ! important]WMV [COLOR=#006400 ! important]file[/COLOR][/COLOR][/COLOR] on your Mac. With the recent release of Windows Media Components for QuickTime, you can play Windows Media audio and video files (WMA, WMV) directly in the QuickTime Player and also view Windows Media content on the Internet using a Web browser.
Flip4Mac WMV is comprised of a collection of QuickTime™ components that enables Mac OS X users to play, import and export Windows Media files using QuickTime-based applications. Both the PowerPC and Intel-based Macintosh systems are supported, on Mac OS X version 10.3.9 and QuickTime version 6.5 or later.
You can download Flip4Mac WMV free of charge, and if you purchase an upgrade, you can import Windows Media files for editing, create Windows Media files for distribution, and export to other formats. Note that this product does not support files that are protected with Windows Media digital rights management (DRM).
Windows Media Player for Mac?

Another option is to download the Windows Media Player for Mac from the Microsoft website.

 

[ricco561]

Thank you very much. Brains and beauty. A lethal combination.

 

[ironwings]

de nada

 

[ricco561]

de nada

Who?

 

[ironwings]

Who?

you're welcome, it is nothing

 

[ricco561]

you're welcome, it is nothing

OK.
I thought maybe it was a new car you bought?