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#Apple quicktime player with flip4mac wmv components install#
#Apple quicktime player with flip4mac wmv components update#

Remove all files that contain "codec" in their name (put them in the Desktop or another memorable location, noting their original placement). ~/Library/QuickTime (the Library folder in your home user directory) /Library/QuickTime (the Library folder at the root level of your startup drive) In order to fix the problem (though you may lose functionality, so it is important to retain any moved files), navigate to the following two directories:

Macintosh HD/Library/Receipts/Flip4Mac WMV Export Installer.pkgĬontinuing issues with no sound output We continue to report on an issue where sound does not play back in various video and audio files after updating to QuickTime 7.1.Īs previously reported, for most users, this issue lies with one or more specific codecs that do not work properly with QuickTime 7.1.

Macintosh HD/Library/Receipts/Flip4Mac WMV Import Installer.pkg.

Macintosh HD/Library/PreferencePanes/WmvPlayer.prefPanel.

Macintosh HD/Library/QuickTime/Flip4Mac WMV ponent.

Macintosh HD/Library/Internet Plug-ins/Flip4Mac WMV Plugin.webplugin.

Macintosh HD/Library/Internet Plug-Ins/Flip4Mac WMV ugin.

In order to uninstall Flip4Mac, remove the following files (if they exist): The Intel-Mac QuickTime 7.1 doesn't appear to play nicely with Flip4Mac so we removed all vestiges of the Flip4Mac tool and components.

#Apple quicktime player with flip4mac wmv components install#

During considerable hunting around we discovered the old PowerBook install of Flip4Mac was brought across during the migration upgrade.

#Apple quicktime player with flip4mac wmv components update#

After installing the security update we encountered the restart hang and had to resort to safe-booting. This appeared to go quite smoothly and worked for a few days before the security update hit.

"A fundamental note to remember in this revelation is that the MacBook Pro in question used the migration upgrade install approach from its PowerBook predecessor. However, we found an unreported (less obvious) cause for others to consider: The restart would proceed to the initial blue screen stage and then hang there forever. "We experienced similar startup woes after updating. Can cause startup problems - try removing Flip4Mac While most of the startup issues we've covered in the past few days have been attributed to Security Update 2006-003, released on the same day as QuickTime 7.1, it appears the latter may also be the culprit in some cases.