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18 Jan 2006
Microsoft has confirmed that it will not be developing a version of its Media Player 10 for Apple users.
The company will instead rely on third-party developer Flip4Mac to provide a plug-in called Windows Media Components for existing QuickTime software. The plug-in is available free of charge here.
"Microsoft will continue to offer Windows Media Player 9 for Macintosh users, but has no plans to provide future updates or product support for Media Player for Macintosh systems," said the company in a statement.
"We will still continue to make available the Windows Media Player 9 Series for Mac at the company's website here. "
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Yo web developers: listen to what MSFT is saying. No Windows Media 10 allowed on the web ever again, since it is now unsupported. Good Riddance!
Posted by: thomas Barta 19 Jan 2006
Yawn...
So what?
Posted by: Can't Stand Windows 19 Jan 2006