If Media Features or Windows Media Player is not listed in the available features, make sure your edition of Windows supports it.
Ensure both the Media Features and Windows Media Player check boxes are checked. If either of these options are not listed, see below. Windows Media Player should listed under Media Features. In the list of Windows features, find and expand the Media Features option. From the Control Panel, go to Programs > Turn Windows features on or off. From the Start menu search bar, search for Control Panel and launch the Control Panel. Follow these steps to make sure it is enabled. Windows Media Player is pre-installed on most versions of Windows, but may be disabled. After that, it will be authorized permanently and regular users will be able to launch it. However, since the application cannot be verified by macOS, launching the application for the first time must be authorized by an administrator. It must be opened and its content must be copied over to the Applications directory for the software to be installed.Ĭopying the application's files does not require administrator privileges. On macOS, Storyboard Pro is provided in an Apple Disk Image(.dmg) file, which contains the software package. On Windows 10, Microsoft Edge can be used to read PDF files. Adobe Reader is required on Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 in order to read PDF documents. However, the application does not need QuickTime Player to launch and can be used without it. Otherwise, Storyboard Pro will only export movie files in Windows Media Video (.wmv) format. QuickTime Player is required if you want to export movie files in QuickTime Movie (.mov) format. On most consumer versions of Windows, it is installed by default. Windows Media Player must be installed to enable Storyboard Pro's audio and video transcoding capabilities. 
On Windows, Storyboard Pro has the following dependencies:
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