Thanks Lou, will do. Just had to check, so terrified of breaking this baby ...
lol
On 16 Apr 2012, at 07:53, Lewis Alexander wrote:
> as advised, use the quicktime for snow leopard install even for lion. this is
> because quicktime X is installed in both lion and snow leopard and does not
> s
as advised, use the quicktime for snow leopard install even for lion. this is
because quicktime X is installed in both lion and snow leopard and does not
support certain features needed for authoring / import / export.. so yes this
is correct, it works in snow leopard, lion, etc. so install it.
Thanks for all this Lou!
I downloaded Flip and then went for quick-time as you said, using the link you
sent, but the DMG file says snow leopard on it, is this right? I'm Lion and I
assume I am using the latest. Should I check, or will this version of QT be ok?
On 15 Apr 2012, at 21:35, Lewis
I just use VLC Media Player to handle WMA files, and Itunes handles the rest
that I've encountered.
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ello there.
ok. here's the bit of confusion here that a load of users run into.
first off, perian is not a direct interface for quicktime to handle offline
media, etc, it's a component for the web interface so it works in tandem with a
player.
in your case, you need another plugin to resolve y
No me neither Mark, hence my confusion. I'm glad it's not just me.
On 15 Apr 2012, at 18:41, Mark BurningHawk Baxter wrote:
> Oh! Thanks! I'm sorry for the wrong advice I gave earlier; I've never seen a
> plugin that works like this.
>
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Lou, So I had done all that, but then when I put in a WMA file from a CD I got
quick time has encountered an unknown file-or something similar. What do I then
need to do in order to use Perian to play such files?
Thanks.
On 15 Apr 2012, at 18:21, Lewis Alexander wrote:
> here are the details
for those of whom who have not seen a post I created regarding digital media
support for OS X and quicktime, I'd recommend reviewing it.
Perian is a free plugin system to allow support for non standard media support
in OS X. this includes suport for windows media files to integrate into
product
Uh, what exactly is this and what is it supposed to be good for?
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On Apr 15, 2012, at 12:21 PM, Lewis Alexander wrote:
> here are the details req
no worries. only too happy to help.
lew.
PS... thank heavens I'm finished for the day. a nice relaxing restoration job
just started today for the next couple of weeks. will be glad when it's
finished.
lew
On 15 Apr 2012, at 18:41, Mark BurningHawk Baxter wrote:
> Oh! Thanks! I'm sorry for th
Oh! Thanks! I'm sorry for the wrong advice I gave earlier; I've never seen a
plugin that works like this.
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here are the details required.
http://perian.org/
download the dmg file.
open it, you will find a file called perian.pref.
run it.
you will be asked for your admin password (if you have set one, input it, if
not, just hit enter)
you will be asked if you want to install it to all users or jus
Well, if you can send me the direct link, I'll download and install it and tell
you how I did it, but I don't find anything under the spelling, "Perian."
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run the pref file. it installs to the system preferences unit.
when this happens, it asks for administrative password which you should know or
have set. after this it will ask again for the same to confirm changes. system
prefs loads and there you go, it's installed ready for use. it's not somet
Mark,
As I already said, in the dmg folder there is no .app file. Only a
perian.prefPane (already used) readme.rtf and changes.txt
Shall I delete and redownload? I got it from the Perian website.
Confused why there is no .app file.
Thanks.
Kirsten.
On 15 Apr 2012, at 14:44, Kirsten Edmon
If you downloaded the app, likely it's in your "downloads," folder as a "dog
dmg," file. Locate it, and open it. Within the folder of the same name that
is created, find the "dot app," file. Copy and paste it to your "applications
folder." Then, open that file to launch the applications. sy
Hi all,
I downloaded this open source app so I could open WMA files. Chris B
recommended this the other day and I saw it again on Vic's open source apps
list. However, I don't think I've done it right. I went through the pref payne
but I didn't find a .app file to transfer to my applications fo
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