[virtualmullet]

Thanks.

[strokemouth]

www.microsoft.com/mac

[virtualmullet]

Thanks again!

[wataru]

They have this great thing called Google. Maybe you should try it

[echosphere]

Wataru, you can be a jerk sometimes and not at all helpful.

Virtualmullet, yes, you can download WMP from Microsoft but also another native way to play WMV in OSX is to simply use Quicktime with the below shareware plugin.

http://www.flip4mac.com/wmv.htm

They charge $10 for the QT player plugin. But it is THE best ten bucks you'll spend.

WMP sucks on the Mac, it stutters, doesn't allow you search through videos and serious lags in playing after a pause.

Give it a try.

~Echo

[Wiskedjak]

Yes you can, but it won't work properly for another year or so

[Mr. Blur]

Originally Posted by Wiskedjak

Yes you can, but it won't work properly for another year or so

works okay for me, and the move by Apple to Intel cpu's will have absolutely no bearing on how well windoze media player works (or doesn't) - it is written for OS X or Windows, not IBM, Motorola or Intel (if that is in fact what your post was hinting at)

[Mr. Blur]

Originally Posted by echosphere

Wataru, you can be a jerk sometimes and not at all helpful.

well, i can be the same way. i don't mind helping people but if they cannot be bothered to do even the most minimal amout to help themselves first then i don't feel too sorry for them when someone gets a little snarky.

[wataru]

Originally Posted by Mr. Blur

well, i can be the same way. i don't mind helping people but if they cannot be bothered to do even the most minimal amout to help themselves first then i don't feel too sorry for them when someone gets a little snarky.

Thank you.

Is it too much to ask that people do the bare minimum of work to figure something out?