Well you definitely need to export them QuickTime format. First you need Windows Media Components for QuickTime, which you can download here . This is basically a plugin that allows QuickTime to handle WMV files natively. It is (or was?) based on Flip4Mac.
Now, you'll find lots of references to ...
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- February 10th, 2010, 12:25 am
- Forum: Mac Discussion
- Topic: Open WMV videos in iMovie???
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- October 11th, 2009, 11:27 am
- Forum: Mac Discussion
- Topic: Unibody MacBook - possible FireWire workaround?
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Unibody MacBook - possible FireWire workaround?
I have the first unibody MacBook, the non-pro 13" one. It doesn't have FireWire. I have a Western Digital external hard drive that has both FireWire and USB ports. If I connect this drive to the MacBook via USB, would I then be able to connect a FireWire drive or camera to the hard drive and be ...
