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Windows Media Player - 9.0

Standalone Windows Media file player (superceded by Flip4Mac WMV).

All Time: (1.9)
This Version: Not rated (0.0)
Current Version: 9.0
Release Date: 2003-11-07
License: Freeware
Downloads (this version): 941,095
Downloads (all versions): 1,062,304

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Sporting a new brushed steel skin for Apple's newest operating system, this new version of our player opens the world of Windows Media 9 content to Macintosh users, enabling them to access the best audio and video on the Web. New plug-in support added for Internet Explorer, Netscape and Safari enables playback of Windows Media files right from the browser.

Operating System Requirements:

This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:

  • Mac OS X 10.3
  • Mac OS X 10.2
  • Mac OS X 10.1

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Windows Media Player CommentaryPlayer 9 download would not work with Leopard - Version: 9.0, 4/6/2008 09:05AM PST

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krouth@wyoming.com
I downloaded this version of Windows Media Player 9 to use with OS 10.5 and I received a sitx file that opened as a garbled test file instead of a usable application or plug in. I assume the problem is that it won't work yet in Leopard OS10.5. Any suggestions from anyone?
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Windows Media Player Troubleshooting ReportRefuses to play or load - Version: 9.0, 1/23/2008 12:00AM PST

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spincom
This version, apparently from four months ago, loads but does not appear on the Mac 10.5 desktop. Multiple attempts fail.

I dumped the old version from my desktop, and I could retrieve a rather degraded version of the original video on a few other players.
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Windows Media Player CommentaryWMP only plays WM files? - Version: 9.0, 12/31/2007 03:35PM PST

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socialspit
<begin vent>Haviing used Windows Media Player 6.4 to 11 on Windows, I find the program, not the best content player, but simply a useful tool. For example, it is easier to watch a DVD on WMP than it is to launch PowerDVD or some other DVD-Specific player when I want to watch a moovie.

So... I needed WMP for MAC. Due to a hardware restriction, my system is locked at OSX.3.9 - I use a Digi 001 and I cannot use Pro Tools 7, I must neerds use Pro Tools 6.4: And PT 6.4 will nto install to OSX.4.x

And so for an editing issue, I installed WMP 9 for OSX.

Now I got a huge kick in the buttocks when I dragged an MP3 file intop the program and was promptly notified that Windows Media Player WILL NOT Play MP3s?

So WMP for MAC Locks Out all other non-WM media, is that it?

I want to know, is there a plugin that makes WMP 9 as functional as it was in Windows 2000 where it originated?

And... If there is some argooment going in in here, nobopdy can say "Quicktime is Better than WMP" or "WMP is better than Quicktime" -

Each program has specific uses, and Quicktime for Mac works exactly the same as QT for Windows.

But, the fact that WMP for Mac, doe NOT work the same way, is dissapointing.

In the same way, the Wiondows Virtual PC program, which is based on the MAC "Connectix" VPC program, is WAY less fucntional than the MAC version.

IS it some malicious programming thing, that WMP was programmed to be LESS fucntional for MACOS than for Windows?

Is this part of the "war" between Mac and Microsoft" What BUNK:

A program ought to work exactly the same, MAC of Windows. Pro tools works exactly the same weay in a Windows PC than it does on this G4.

Are there plugins for WMP on MACOS?

</end vent>
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