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. When the video ends, click once on the "x" in the top right corner of the screen A Mac user reported that he could hear the audio but could not see the visual part of the video. We contacted Apple representatives about this, and they told us that a Mac user can play Windows-based media by downloading and using a windows media player created for the Mac. There are three choices below. Microsoft's is at http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/player/mac/default.aspx One Apple representative was very positive about the following free Videolan link at Videolan Alternatively, you might try Microsoft's Silverlight by clicking on the following link. It is for Macintosh OS 10.4 (Intel based) with Firefox 3, Safari 3, Safari 4, and Chrome 4. Silverlight
We understand that "VLC media player for Mac" is a free Open Source application that does the job. Go to http://www.videolan.org/vlc/download-macosx.html and select the free version that meets your needs. Please let us know if you have success viewing a video with a Mac or any other Apple product. ___________________________
Please give the videos a little time to load. There are two videos. Video #1 gives a demonstration of the Stops tool. Video #2 illustrates changes (removal of charts, addition of Fibonacci calculators, etc.) that have taken place since Video #1 was recorded, but it does not provide the information in Video #1. Please see both. .. Video #2 shows the new format. Because the original size of this file (after its modification for the benefit of Mac users) was too large to upload to the server, we deleted some material that had been covered in the first video. The result was an abrupt ending for this video.
Please Answer the Question in the Shaded Area Below There is a shaded area near the bottom of this page where you can let us know if you can play the videos. We have ideas for other uses of video presentations that you might like. For example, we could use them to provide free turorials on "setups," "trigger events," how to know when to buy or sell, and other issues related to investing and/or trading. However, videos occupy a lot of space on the server. A 1½ page tutorial might occupy 30 to 45 KB, but our average video occupies nearly 28,000 KB. We do not want to waste time and use up resources by adding new videos in a format that cannot be seen by our visitors. If you cannot see the videos, everything you need to know about this product can be read by clicking on "return to the discussion of Stops." Attention Mac Users: If you can play a video with no problems, please e-mail us and let us know. It seems that most people who have a problem seeing any of our videos are Mac users. Since the format we are using for videos is supposed to be standard wmv. format, it does not make sense to us that a Mac is incapable of playing them.
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