Windows Media Player is an application for Mac that allows you to open Windows Media files: WMA (Windows Media Audio) and WMV (Windows Media Video).
The newest alternative to play Windows Media files on Mac is Flip4Mac, a plugin for QuickTime that gives you the possibility to play Windows formats using the the Apple multimedia player.
Microsoft stopped updating Windows Media Player for Mac some time ago. However, if you still want to install it, be patient, it will not be easy.
You need Stuffit Expander to decompress the installation file.
Once decompressed, click the installation file, follow the steps and when the installation process is finishedado, access the Windows Media Player folder you will find in the Applications folder to run it.
Finally, you'll be able to play Windows Media files on Mac.
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Why use something native to Windows if there are better ones for this OS?
Why use Windows Media Player if there are better players like Songbird and iTunes? That's why Microsoft no longer updates its version for Mac.
No, this version is not for Windows; it's for Macintosh and doesn't work on Windows. Even so, it's stated in the description, but if you want to play Windows Media on QuickTime, it's better to install...See more