WMV Studio & Studio Pro WMV Player & Player Pro User s Guide WMV Export User s Guide Version 1.0
WMV Player & Player Pro User s Guide Version 1.0
What is WMV Player? WMV Player allows you to open and play Windows Media files (WMV) directly - and without conversion - in QuickTime Player. You can open Windows Media files from your local disk or network, from Web servers, and from Windows Media streaming servers. WMV Player also includes a plug-in for Safari that allows you to play Windows media directly within the Web browser. Once you install WMV Player, you gain the great playback experience and control you ve come to rely on in your QuickTime Player with WMV media. You can use QuickTime Player to play WMV media, stop and start at any point in the movie, jog and shuttle, and even advance forward and reverse frame by frame. What is WMV Player Pro? WMV Player Pro includes all of the features and advantages of WMV Player. WMV Player Pro also allows you to import Windows Media files into QuickTime-based applications for editing and conversion to other QuickTime formats. WMV Player Features Plays Windows Media Video 7, 8, 9, and 9 Advanced Plays Windows Media Audio 7 through 10 SD, HD playback WMV plug-in for Safari MMS protocol, ASX play lists Note: WMV Player does not support ASF (Advanced Streaming Format) that contains Microsoft MPEG4 V2 video or ACELP audio. WMV Player Pro Adds Import Windows Media for editing in Final Cut Pro HD, Final Cut Express HD, QuickTime Pro, imovie HD Conversion to other QuickTime formats using QuickTime Pro System Requirements Mac OS X v10.3.5 QuickTime 6.5.X Flip4Mac WMV Player & WMV Player Pro Version 1.0 User s Guide Page 1
Download & Installation Downloading and installing the WMV Player and Player Pro package is easy. Visit www. flip4mac.com with your Web browser. In the WMV Player section of the home page, click the Get It! link which is located directly under the WMV:Mac logo. On the next page, click the Try button to display the Download Center. Follow the instructions in the Download Center to download a disk image (.dmg) file. Double-click the disk image file to install WMV Player and Player Pro on your Macintosh. (If your Macintosh is not connected to the Internet, you can download the WMV Import installer disk image (.dmg) file to another computer (Macintosh or Windows PC) and move the disk image (via a LAN connection or burn a CD) to your Macintosh for installation.) When installation is complete, you can open WMV files and automatically play them in QuickTime Player, edit WMV files in supported QuickTime applications, and convert WMV files to other supported QuickTime formats. Trying Out WMV Player and Player Pro Both WMV Player and WMV Player Pro operate in trial mode until you purchase a license. You re welcome to try out WMV Player and WMV Player Pro for as long as you like. During the trial period, WMV Player plays the first half of Windows Media files, and WMV Player Pro imports the first half of Windows Media files. Purchase Options To purchase WMV Player or WMV Player Pro, choose from these secure options: Purchase directly in WMV Player. If your Macintosh is connected to the Internet, the easiest way to purchase WMV Player or WMV Player Pro is directly in WMV Player. Proceed to Purchase Directly in WMV Player, on the next page. Purchase from the Flip4Mac Web site. You can also purchase from the Flip4Mac Web site. Choose this option if: You haven t downloaded and installed WMV Player or Player Pro yet You prefer to use a Web site to purchase your license for WMV Player or Player Pro. Your Macintosh isn t connected to the Internet so you need to use another computer. Proceed to Purchase From Flip4Mac Web Site on page 5. Flip4Mac WMV Player & WMV Player Pro Version 1.0 User s Guide Page 2
Purchase Directly in WMV Player If your Macintosh is connected to the Internet, the easiest way to purchase WMV Player or WMV Player Pro is directly in WMV Player. To purchase WMV Player or WMV Player Pro using this method, go to System Preferences and click WMV Player to display the WMV Player preferences. Click the Registration button to display the Registration window. Click the Registration button to display the Registration window. Select WMV Player or WMV Player Pro, and click the Purchase button to run the Esellerate Purchase wizard. In the Purchase panel, select WMV Player or WMV Player Pro from the popup and click Purchase. When you click Purchase, WMV Player displays the secure esellerate Purchase wizard. Follow the instructions to purchase WMV Player or WMV Player Pro. When the wizard completes, your name and serial number are automatically updated and display in the registration window. Flip4Mac WMV Player & WMV Player Pro Version 1.0 User s Guide Page 3
When your transaction is complete, your name and serial number automatically display in the Registration window. Registration is complete. Click OK to close. After you have registered WMV Player or Player Pro, the trial limit of playing or importing the first half of media files is lifted, and you can play and import complete WMV files. Flip4Mac WMV Player & WMV Player Pro Version 1.0 User s Guide Page 4
Purchase from Flip4Mac Web Site To purchase Player or Player Pro directly from the Flip4Mac Web site, go to www.flip4mac.com and click the Buy button at the top of the home page. On the next page, click the Buy Now button in the WMV Import section. Flip4Mac displays the estore page. Follow the instructions to purchase WMV Player or WMV Player Pro. When the transaction is complete, go to System Preferences and click WMV Player. Click the Registration button to display the Registration window. In the WMV Player window, click the Registration button to display the Registration window. When your transaction is complete, enter your name and serial number exactly as it was provided to in the confirmation email you received from esellerate. In the Registration panel, enter your name and serial number from the confirmation email you received from esellerate and click Activate. Registration is complete. Click OK to close. After you have registered WMV Player or Player Pro, the trial limit of playing or importing the first half of media files is lifted, and you can play and import complete WMV files. Flip4Mac WMV Player & WMV Player Pro Version 1.0 User s Guide Page 5
Using the Plug-In Panel Click the Plug-in button to display the WMV Player plug-in settings. These settings control how WMV Player behaves when you are playing Windows Media in your Safari Web browser. Always show movie controller. Check to override the Web page you re viewing and display the QuickTime movie controller even when the Web page is hiding it. If unchecked, the movie controller displays only if the Web page specifies that it should be displayed. Maintain aspect ratio. Check to maintain the original aspect ratio when displaying video in a display frame. When displaying the video, fill unused space (top and bottom, or sides) with the background color. If unchecked, the video is distorted to completely fill the display frame even if the aspect ratio is different from the original aspect ratio of the video you re viewing. Launch QuickTime Player. Check to launch and play the Windows Media file directly in QuickTime Player, even though you clicked on a link in a Web page. If unchecked, the media will play directly in the Web page. Background Color. The default background color that displays in unused regions of the plug-in is black. In QuickTime, the default color is white. Click the color selection to change the color you want displayed in unused regions of the plug-in when the plug-in is a different aspect ratio than the video being played. Flip4Mac WMV Player & WMV Player Pro Version 1.0 User s Guide Page 6
Using the Movie Panel Click the Movie button to display the WMV Player movie settings. These settings control how WMV Player converts WMV files into QuickTime movies. Play movies automatically. Check to play the Windows media file automatically when it is opened. If unchecked, the player is displayed, but you have to click to play the movie. Import local files immediately. Check to import and convert local Windows Media files without playing the media progressively when you open the file. If unchecked, the movie is progressively downloaded and played as quickly as possible to minimize delay and maximize the user experience. Flip4Mac WMV Player & WMV Player Pro Version 1.0 User s Guide Page 7
Using the Audio Panel Click the Audio button to display the WMV Player audio settings. These settings control how WMV Player imports audio from files containing Windows Media Audio Professional. Note: These options are only available in future versions of QuickTime. Down mix surround sound to stereo. Check to convert WMA Professional 5.1 or 7.1 surround sound to stereo for best playback on your Macintosh. When unchecked, no audio is played. Re-quantize to 16 bit. Check to convert WMA Professional 24 bit audio in real time for playback. This does not change the audio track in the media file itself. When unchecked, no audio is played. Down-sample to 48 khz. Check to resample WMA Professional 96 khz audio to 48 khz during playback. This does not change the sampling rate of the audio track in the media file itself. When unchecked, no audio is played. Flip4Mac WMV Player & WMV Player Pro Version 1.0 User s Guide Page 8
Uninstalling WMV Player and Player Pro To uninstall WMV Player or WMV Player Pro, quit all of your QuickTime applications. Open the Library > QuickTime folder on your default hard drive. Locate the file named Flip4Mac WMV Import.component. Select this file and drag it to the Trash. Next, open the Library > Internet Plug-ins folder and drag Flip4Mac WMV plug-in.plug-in to the Trash. Finally, open the Library > Preference Panes > folder and drag WmvPlayer.prefs to the Trash. The serial number remains in your system, and will re-activate the next time you install the WMV Player or Player Pro. Flip4Mac WMV Player & WMV Player Pro Version 1.0 User s Guide Page 9
Copyright and Trademark Notice 2005 Telestream, Inc. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, transmitted, transcribed, altered, or translated into any languages without written permission of Telestream, Inc. Information and specifications in this document are subject to change without notice and do not represent a commitment on the part of Telestream. Telestream is a registered trademark of Telestream, Inc. Flip4Mac is a trademark of Telestream, Inc. Mac OS X, Macintosh, QuickTime, Final Cut Pro HD, Final Cut Express HD, QuickTime Player, and imovie are trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc. Windows Media is a registered trademark of Microsoft, Inc. Other brand, product, and company names are trademarks of their respective holders. Obtaining Support and Information To learn more about WMV Import, or find out how other movie enthusiasts are using WMV Import, go to www. flip4mac.com and click the forum button. The Flip4Mac forum is used by people interested in all aspects of media. You can read FAQs, search for specific topics, and participate in lively discussions. You can also join the forum and post your questions so that another Flip4Mac user or a support engineer may respond. Alternatively, you can email support@ flip4mac.com for assistance. When you post a question to the forum or email the support address, please include your Mac OS X version, QuickTime version, the application you re using with Flip4Mac WMV Import, the input file characteristics (DV, or AVI, for example), and the encoding characteristics you have selected. Limited Warranty and Disclaimers Telestream, Inc. warrants to you, as the original licensee only, that the software you licensed will perform as stated below for a period of one (1) year from the date of purchase of the software: The software will operate in substantial conformance with its specifications as set forth in the applicable product user guide/published specifications/product description. Telestream does not warrant that operation of the software will be uninterrupted or error-free, will meet your requirements, or that software errors will be corrected. Telestream s sole liability in this Limited Warranty shall be to use reasonable commercial efforts to bring the Software s performance into substantial conformance with the specifications in the applicable product user s guide/ published specifications/product description. Limitations of Warranties. EXCEPT AS EXPRESSLY SET FORTH ABOVE, NO OTHER WARRANTY, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, IS MADE WITH RESPECT TO THE SOFTWARE, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, NON-INFRINGEMENT OF THIRD PARTY RIGHTS AND THOSE ARISING FROM A COURSE OF DEALING OR USAGE OF TRADE. NO WARRANTY IS MADE THAT USE OF THE SOFTWARE WILL BE ERROR FREE OR UNINTERRUPTED, THAT ANY ERRORS OR DEFECTS IN THE LICENSED MATERIALS WILL BE CORRECTED, OR THAT THE SOFTWARE S FUNCTIONALITY WILL MEET YOUR REQUIREMENTS. Telestream Part No. 74-0040-00 Flip4Mac WMV Player & WMV Player Pro Version 1.0 User s Guide Page 10
WMV Export User s Guide Version 1.0
What is WMV Export? Until now, publishing media in Windows Media format on the Macintosh was a multi-step, multisystem process. First, you exported the file in a generic Windows-accessible format. Next, you transferred the movie to a Windows PC, and finally, encoded it with a PC program. With the WMV Export component, publishing your media in Windows Media Format is clicksimple. You can use WMV Export directly on your Macintosh to encode and publish Windows Media files directly from any supported Mac OS X QuickTime application. WMV Export plugs into QuickTime-compatible applications and exports audio and video tracks in Windows Media format. WMV Export works in QuickTime Pro, imovie, Final Cut Pro HD, Final Cut Express HD, Cleaner 6, and other Mac OS X media applications. Encoding directly into Windows Media right from your Macintosh saves time and produces high quality movies playable by any Windows Media compatible player. WMV Export Features WMV Export is available in two versions. The standard version is ideal for creating standard definition video files using one-pass encoding. The Pro HD version provides hi-definition output, two-pass encoding and professional audio output. WMV Export Standard Windows Media Video and Audio 9 Standard One-pass video and audio encoding Constant (CBR) and Variable (VBR) bit rates Up to 48 KHz audio sampling rates WMV Export Pro HD WMV Export standard features, plus Windows Media Video 9 Advanced Windows Media Audio 9 Professional and Lossless Two-pass video and audio encoding High-Definition (HD) video resolutions 5.1 channel audio Up to 96 KHz audio sampling System Requirements Mac OS X v10.3 or later QuickTime Pro Version 6.5.1 or later Flip4Mac WMV Export Version 1.0 User s Guide Page 1
Download & Install WMV Export Downloading and installing WMV Export is easy. Visit www.flip4mact.com with a Safari or Firefox Web browser. Click on the Get It! link directly beneath the green WMV:Mac logo and click the Try button. Register to download the software and click the link in the WMV Export Download Instructions email you receive to download a disk image (.dmg) file. Run the installer to install the WMV Export software on your Macintosh. If your Macintosh is not connected to the Internet, you can download the WMV Export installer disk image (.dmg) file to another computer (Macintosh or Windows PC) and move the disk image (via a LAN connection or burn a CD) to your Macintosh for installation. When installation is complete, Windows Media appears as an export option in QuickTime applications including QuickTime Pro, imovie, Final Cut Pro HD, and Final Cut Express HD. To create a Windows Media file, just choose the export option from your QuickTime application. (See Using WMV Export on page 3 for details). Trying Out WMV Export WMV Export operates in trial mode until you purchase a license. You re welcome to try out WMV Export for as long as you like. While you re trying out WMV Export, all of the Windows Media codecs, resolutions, and encoding methods are enabled. During the trial period, Windows Media files you export are restricted to half the length of your source clip, up to a maximum of 30 seconds. During the trial period, the title of the Windows Media Export Settings Dialog is appended with the phrase Trial Version. When you obtain a license, the phrase is removed. Also, the first time you display the dialog, the License tab displays automatically. After the first time, the dialog always displays the tab you viewed last before closing it. WMV Export Purchase Options To purchase WMV Export, choose from these secure purchase options: Option 1 Purchase Directly in WMV Export. If your Macintosh is connected to the Internet, purchase directly from WMV Export you re using in trial mode. This is easiest and fastest. Option 2 Purchase from Flip4Mac Web Site. You can also purchase from the Flip4Mac Web site. Choose this option if: You haven t downloaded and installed WMV Export yet You prefer to use a Web site to purchase your license and transfer it to WMV Export Your Macintosh isn t connected to the Internet so you need to use another computer. See WMV Export Purchase Options for complete purchasing details and instructions. Flip4Mac WMV Export Version 1.0 User s Guide Page 2
Using WMV Export After you install WMV Export, Windows Media is an export option in supported QuickTime applications. For a visual roadmap that shows you exactly how to access and use WMV Export in supported QuickTime applications, see the WMV Export Quick Start Guide. The Windows Media export option displays in the Export popup List. Export a Windows Media file: 1. Name your media and select the folder you want to save it in. 2. Choose Windows Media in the Export or Format popup list. 3. Select one of the preset settings from the Use popup list or use Default settings. 4. Optionally, click the Options button to display the Windows Media Export Settings dialog (page 5). 5. Click Save to encode and save the file, using current settings. To display WMV Export, follow these steps in your application: In QuickTime Pro Choose File > Export. QuickTime Pro displays the Save exported file as dialog. Select Movie to Windows Media from the Export popup list. Leave Use settings set to the default settings, or select one of the preset settings. Optionally, click Options to display the Windows Media Export Settings dialog. NOTE: You must have QuickTime Pro to use the export option in QuickTime Player. In Final Cut Pro HD & Final Cut Express HD Choose File > Export > Using QuickTime Conversion. Final Cut displays the Save dialog. Select Movie to Windows Media from the Format popup list. Leave Use settings set to the default settings, or select one of the preset settings. Optionally, click Options to display the Windows Media Export Settings dialog. In imovie Choose File > Share and click QuickTime at the top of the dialog. Flip4Mac WMV Export Version 1.0 User s Guide Page 3
Select Expert Settings from the Compress movie for popup list and then click Share. imovie displays the Save exported file as dialog. Select Movie to Windows Media from the Export popup list. Leave Use settings set to the default settings, or select one of the preset settings. Optionally, click Options to display the Windows Media Export Settings dialog. In Cleaner 6 Make a copy of the default preset. Select Output on the right. Select Windows Media from the Format popup list. (Do not select Windows media near the top of the window.) Optionally, select Set from the Options button to display the Windows Media Export Settings dialog. Name and Save your Media When you have named your new media file and selected (and optionally modified) your Windows Media audio and video settings, click Save to export the media file using the current settings. Preset Video & Audio Export Settings WMV Export provides several preset audio and video settings, a quick way to get predetermined encoding profiles to meet your bandwidth delivery requirements with less experimentation. The default and preset settings also provide a good starting point for you to customize your own settings. Select a preset setting and then click Options to view the settings and make changes in the Audio and Video tab. Setting Coding Method Quality Bit rate & KeyFrame Output Frame Size & Rate Audio Profile Default One Pass VBR 90% Every 5 frames Input frame size and rate 65kbps, 44.1 KHz, Stereo Modem 28K One Pass CBR 75% 15kbps @ 10 160 X 120 15 fps 5kbps, 8.0 KHz, Mono Modem 56K One Pass CBR 75% 15kbps @ 10 176x144 15fps 5kbps, 8.0 KHz, Mono Cable/DSL 100KB One Pass CBR 75% 84kbps @ 10 320x240 15fps 16kbps, 16.0 KHz, Mono Cable/DSL 256KB One Pass CBR 75% 185kbps @ 10 320x240 30fps 40kbps, 30 KHz, Stereo Cable/DSL 384KB One Pass CBR 75% 302kbps @ 10 320x240 30fps 48kbps, 32.0 KHz, Stereo LAN 700KB One Pass CBR 75% 636kbps @ 10 320x240 30fps 64kbps, 44.1 KHz, Stereo LAN 1400KB One Pass CBR 75% 1272kbps @ 10 320x240 30fps 64kbps, 44.1 KHz, Stereo Flip4Mac WMV Export Version 1.0 User s Guide Page 4
Using the Export Settings Dialog When you click Options, WMV Export displays the Windows Media Export Settings dialog with four panels: Video, Audio, Content, and License. You can view the settings or make changes to the settings. Click OK to use these settings for this export operation. Using the Video Settings Panel Use the Video Settings panel to control how the video track is encoded in the Windows Media file you re exporting. The Video Settings panel will be disabled if your source media does not contain a video track. Note that some options are only available in the Pro/HD version. If the media is audio-only, uncheck Export using, and set up your audio settings in the Audio tab. Export using: Check to create a video track in the Windows Media file and select the desired video codec. Coding method: Select from one-pass, two-pass, CBR or VBR encoding methods. Quality: Select the visual quality for video (see below). Bit rate: Specify the bit rate for CBR encoding. Key frame every: Specify the maximum number of seconds between key frames. Input Frame Type: Specify the type of video frames in your source media. Output Frame size: Select the size of encoded video. Rate: Select the frame rate of the encoded video. Type: Select the type of video you want to export. Quality in Constant & Variable Bit Rate Encoding In CBR encoding, you set the bit rate as a fixed value, and the encoder dynamically adjusts the quality to maintain that bit rate. The encoder maintains the bit rate by adjusting the quality of each frame or by dropping frames completely. In CBR modes, the quality slider emphasizes which method the encoder should use. Smoother quality produces better motion, but potentially reduces image quality. Sharper quality produces better images, but potentially drops more frames. In VBR encoding, you set the quality as a fixed value (using the quality slider). The bit rate is determined dynamically, based on the size, frame rate, and complexity of the frames. Flip4Mac WMV Export Version 1.0 User s Guide Page 5
Using the Audio Settings Panel Use the Audio Settings panel to control how the audio track is encoded in the Windows Media file you re exporting. The Audio Settings panel will be disabled if your source media does not contain an audio track. Note that some options are only available in the Pro/HD version. If the media is video-only, uncheck Export using, and set up your video settings in the Video tab. Export using: Check to create an audio track in the Windows Media file and select the desired audio codec. This option is not available if the source does not contain an audio track. Coding method: Select from one-pass, two-pass, CBR or VBR encoding methods. Profile: Select a profile based on the encoding method you choose. Flip4Mac WMV Export Version 1.0 User s Guide Page 6
Using the Content Settings Panel Use the Content Settings panel to provide optional metadata. This information is stored in the Windows Media file and is displayed by most Windows Media players. Flip4Mac WMV Export Version 1.0 User s Guide Page 7
Using the License Panel Use the License panel to purchase, upgrade, or display your license. If you have re-installed your operating system or deleted the license file, you may need to enter your serial number when you re-install WMV Export on your Macintosh. Displays the current type of license: Trial, Standard or Pro/HD. Displays the registered user s name and serial number. If you ve already purchased a license, use this option to enter your name and serial number. Select the type of license you want to purchase (Standard, Pro/HD or Upgrade). Click Purchase to display the secure Flip4Mac Software Purchase Wizard. This will guide you through the steps required to purchase and activate your license. When the purchase is complete, the registration name and serial number are automatically updated. Uninstalling WMV Export To uninstall WMV Export, quit all of your QuickTime applications. Next, open the QuickTime folder inside the Library folder on your default hard drive, and find the file named Flip4Mac WMV Export.component. Select this file and drag it to the Trash. The serial number remains in your system, and will re-activate the next time you install the WMV Export component. Flip4Mac WMV Export Version 1.0 User s Guide Page 8
Internet Resources These Web sites offer additional resources for Windows Media encoding. Flip4Mac Web Site (www.flip4mac.com) www.flip4mac.com is the official Flip4Mac Web site. This site contains helpful information about new Flip4Mac software and upgrades, the latest news, FAQs, a lively and helpful community forum, and flexible customer support options. Beyond Basic Encoding (www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/knowledgecenter/videos/beyond_basic_encoding.aspx) This article takes you inside the encoder to briefly describe what all those mysterious settings do, so you can fine-tune the encoding process to create great-looking videos no matter what tool you use. The same rules apply whether you encode your video with Windows Media Encoder 9 Series, Windows Movie Maker, Adobe Premiere, or any other tool that can encode or render Windows Media content. Advanced Encoding Techniques with Windows Media 9 Series (www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/howto/articles/advancedencoding.aspx) This document provides information about advanced techniques that you can apply when using Microsoft Windows Media Encoder 9 Series to create the best quality encoded content possible. The target audience for this document are audio and video professionals, and anyone else interested in creating high-quality encoded content. Support for Windows Media (www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/support.aspx) Here you'll find information about support and resources for Microsoft Windows Media. Flip4Mac WMV Export Version 1.0 User s Guide Page 9
Copyright and Trademark Notice 2005 Telestream, Inc. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, transmitted, transcribed, altered, or translated into any languages without written permission of Telestream, Inc. Information and specifications in this document are subject to change without notice and do not represent a commitment on the part of Telestream. Telestream is a registered trademark of Telestream, Inc. Flip4Mac is a trademark of Telestream, Inc. Mac OS X, Macintosh, QuickTime, Final Cut Pro HD, Final Cut Express HD, QuickTime Player, and imovie are trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc. Windows Media is a registered trademark of Microsoft, Inc. Other brand, product, and company names are trademarks of their respective holders. Obtaining Support and Information To learn more about WMV Export, or find out how other movie enthusiasts are using WMV Export, go to www.flip4mac.com and click the forum button. The Flip4Mac forum is used by people interested in all aspects of media. You can read FAQs, search for specific topics, and participate in lively discussions. You can also join the forum and post your questions so that another Flip4Mac user or a support engineer may respond. Alternatively, you can email support@flip4mac.com for assistance. When you post a question to the forum or email the support address, please include your Mac OS X version, QuickTime version, the application you re using with WMV Export, the input file characteristics (DV, or AVI, for example), and the encoding characteristics you have selected. Limited Warranty and Disclaimers Telestream, Inc. warrants to you, as the original licensee only, that the software you licensed will perform as stated below for a period of one (1) year from the date of purchase of the software: The software will operate in substantial conformance with its specifications as set forth in the applicable product user guide/published specifications/product description. Telestream does not warrant that operation of the software will be uninterrupted or error-free, will meet your requirements, or that software errors will be corrected. Telestream s sole liability in this Limited Warranty shall be to use reasonable commercial efforts to bring the Software s performance into substantial conformance with the specifications in the applicable product user s guide/ published specifications/product description. Limitations of Warranties. EXCEPT AS EXPRESSLY SET FORTH ABOVE, NO OTHER WARRANTY, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, IS MADE WITH RESPECT TO THE SOFTWARE, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, NON-INFRINGEMENT OF THIRD PARTY RIGHTS AND THOSE ARISING FROM A COURSE OF DEALING OR USAGE OF TRADE. NO WARRANTY IS MADE THAT USE OF THE SOFTWARE WILL BE ERROR FREE OR UNINTERRUPTED, THAT ANY ERRORS OR DEFECTS IN THE LICENSED MATERIALS WILL BE CORRECTED, OR THAT THE SOFTWARE S FUNCTIONALITY WILL MEET YOUR REQUIREMENTS. Telestream Part No. 74-0037-02 Flip4Mac WMV Export Version 1.0 User s Guide Page 10