Flip4Mac: Which version should I upgrade?

Hello everyone,
I have Quicktime 7.0.4 Pro and I sometimes do need to import some *.wma "crap" into my footage (which then is edited by FCP). I guess I need to upgrade my Flip4Mac from the free version (currently 2.0.2). Could you please tell me which version should I go for? My choice would be one of Player Pro ($29), Studio ($49) and Studio Pro ($99). Which one should I pick and which version you guys are using the most in conjuction with Final Cut Pro 5? (The best value for money)
Thank you very much for your guide in this matter, all the advices are warmly welcome.
Cheers,
James

Pro lets you start with WMV and make QT (or in Toast you can use WMV as source files and make MPEG-1, 2 VCD or DVD etc.)
The Studio $49 makes WMV from QT e.g. the other way around. Obviously Bill Gates gets a piece to use a WM encoder. This version has preset WMV settings.
The last one does the same but lets you set custom encodes.
If you are never making WMV and that is always a good idea, the $29 adds ability to use WMV in various apps and may be all you need.

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