Tech question for Mac users - need to decompress Windows plug-in

[HSMom2One]

I want to view a TOG webinar, but could not access the video with QuickTime on my MacBook. I went to the Apple website and downloaded a Windows plug-in for viewing media, but I can't open it to install because it does not support my Stuffit Expander. :lol:

 

So now what do I need?

 

Blessings,

Lucinda

[TwinMominTX]

Oh my...the great mystery of life. I had the worst time trying to do this the other day. First, I had to use Safari as Firefox wouldn't allow me to do it. Second, I had to eventually restart my computer. I downloaded everything, unstuffed everything and then shut down and restarted. I went back to the web page with the video using Safari. I was successful at last! Good luck!

[HSMom2One]

Oh my...the great mystery of life. I had the worst time trying to do this the other day. First, I had to use Safari as Firefox wouldn't allow me to do it. Second, I had to eventually restart my computer. I downloaded everything, unstuffed everything and then shut down and restarted. I went back to the web page with the video using Safari. I was successful at last! Good luck!

 

But how did you decompress the plug-in files?

 

???

Lucinda

[TwinMominTX]

The plug in file I used was Mac compatible. I think I used http://www.microsoft.com/mac/products/flip4mac.mspx.

 

I couldn't get my Mac to recognize the zipped movie file from the website until I downloaded the Mac compliant plug in converter and then downloaded the movie file after shutting down and restarting and then using Safari.