Posted by: Brian (support@batspeed.com) on Wed Feb 21 18:47:51 2007

> Brian,
>
> It should play in the Quicktime player. THe first one I posted should have played in the Quicktime player, but I have seen people have problems before. The Quicktime plugin should play the mp4 clip. If it doesn't play either of the files you might try downloading the latest version.
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> http://www.apple.com/quicktime/player/win.html
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> I'm not sure if I have anything that converts wmv. Never really used that codec. How do you even get something that converts video into the Windows Media Player? I've never used it much because the playback and frame by frame is somewhat poor.
>
> Shawn

Thanks Shawn. I thought they came with quicktime installed, but I'll give it a try on my PC. If it works, I'll call Jack and try to download it on his PC (although it can be a challenge for Gen X to talk PC lingo over the phone to his Gen).

We are mostly using wmv and avi format since that is what the software program accepts (standard camcorder formats). We can also download wmv/avi clips on the internet into our program for analysis, drawing tools or whatever. It works good.

Are you posting clips of ML players on your site? We would like to, but I'm not sure whether MLB allows it.

Brian