Quicktime X in Snow Leopard 10.6.2 - No 32-Bit option in Get Info

My daughters school has made a solo performance she gave at Christmas available via their website but it is only available as a .wma stream. I am able to play it fine thru Quicktime X using the Flip4Mac plugin. I own Audio Hijack Pro and thought that I could just capture the performance using that but I found that AHP won't work with QTX since it's 64-bit. I found several posts saying to just use Get Info on QTX and check the "Open in 32-bit mode" option. Problem is that when I do a Get Info on QTX that option does not exist. If I look at other apps (such as Safari) I do see that option... but not for QTX. Just wondering if there is any way to force QTX to open in 32-bit mode so that I can record it from Audio Hijack Pro.
Thanks in advance for any help you can provide.

Weird. Sorry, no further ideas at this time. Perhaps someone else will have run across this and have a suggestion.
Meanwhile, you might try playing and capturing the audio file using QuickTime Player 7 which should be in your Utilities folder (if not, you can install it via the Optional Installs on your Snow Leopard install disk). That might work with Audio Hijack.
Regards.
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