About JC
Location
Austin, Texas
Home page/site
http://ungeni.us/
Author Biography
JC is a former Mac Genius and Mac-centric IT worker with a background in print advertising. He earned a reputation as a miracle worker when he saved the day at a new business pitch with the arcane knowledge that Apple’s ADB cables were nothing more than poorly shielded S-Video cables.
JC runs the Heroic Efforts Data Recovery Service and writes Ungenius, a tawdry tale of the life and times of a former Mac Genius.
You can contact JC via IM or via the contact form.



Flip4mac is a more complete solution which will allow webstreams and web content to be viewed in addition to local WMV’s.
However, an annoucment was released today for the first Universal Binary plugin to allow QuickTime to view WMV’s locally on an intel mac.
http://www.popwire.com/product_info.php?cPath=1&products_id=7
I have tested it out and it works great with WMV files.
$50 is a little steep to play WMV
To view them it is free.
“This software is only available through download (about 20 MB). Without a license key it will limit your encoding time to 20 sec. To remove the limitations, please purchase a license key. Your license key will appear under “My Account” and “License Keys”.”
google for mplayer and you will find the most perfect player I ever see. I don’t know a single format mplayer can’t play. Much more fast, trouble free than any program you may used. You can play DVD, open VOBs, mpeg, avi, mov, wmv, everything. AND IT’S FREE!
10 stars out of five to mplayer!
first off… the Flip4Mac decoder is free. you only have to pay to get the encoder.
second off, mplayer has had significant trouble with the newer WMV codecs.
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