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WMP/wireless connection question

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dango

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I`m in Tokyo and I`ve got a local wireless connection at my residence. For some time I`ve been getting my news in Japanese through Yahoo (Windows Media Player) news clips. It`s useful as a study tool because I can read and listen simultaneously.

I switched from my old Ibook to a Macbook Pro a week ago, and reinstalled WMP properly. However, when I click to open the videos the WMP box comes up and says `connecting...` indefinitely, with no image ever appearing. The strange thing is I took it down to an Apple store to show them the problem and the WMP videos from YahooNews opened fine on their wireless connection.

Anything I can do to get back to where I was two weeks ago?
 
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have you installed the flip4mac plugin for quicktime?
 
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dango

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it`s not available for intel macs yet...

the strange thing is that the wmp works on the Apple Store wireless but not on my local wi-fi
 

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