Now, up front you need to know that Flip4Mac is not free-although a free, player-only version does exist. Installing the software is straightforward with most components going into your /Library/QuickTime directory: The SD version of the software costs $99 and the HD version sells for $179. #Apple quicktime player with flip4mac wmv components software#

The installer places both an import and export component in the QuickTime directory.Ī preference pane also installs, but it mostly deals with licensing and playback: so there's nothing to set in terms of encoding. #Apple quicktime player with flip4mac wmv components install#īasically, it's install and you're ready to go. Since a WMV preset doesn't come pre-installed in Compressor you will have to create one as a custom preset. Launch Compressor and in the Presets window click the Settings tab then click on the 'Create a new setting' pop-up menu: When you choose 'QuickTime Export Components' from the list, a new custom preset will appear in the Custom folder. Select the new preset to open it into the Inspector Window. The Inspector window is just the launch pad: The main difference when working with QuickTime Components versus the existing QuickTime CODECs within Compressor, is that you adjust the encoder's settings in a separate window not in the Inspector window directly. #Apple quicktime player with flip4mac wmv components software#.

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