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Will Renkel

2007-04-09, 1:12 pm


I have a problem in getting either Firefox or netscape to recognize
that I have such things as Quicktime installed.
When I go to a website that has files that would normally be played by these "plugins"
the browser says it isnt there.
I have installed/re-installed both the browsers and the software such as Quicktime
I have the latest versions of all
Any ideas as to what is wrong?

Win2K - latest patches

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Will Renkel
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Leonidas Jones

2007-04-09, 1:12 pm

Will Renkel wrote:
> I have a problem in getting either Firefox or netscape to recognize
> that I have such things as Quicktime installed.
> When I go to a website that has files that would normally be played by these "plugins"
> the browser says it isnt there.
> I have installed/re-installed both the browsers and the software such as Quicktime
> I have the latest versions of all
> Any ideas as to what is wrong?
>
> Win2K - latest patches
>


Give links to the problem sites, so we can test.

As a guess, the most likely thing is that QT has grabbed the swf
association. What you are trying to view is probably a Flash movie,
rather then a QT file. The answer is to open QT preferences and
unselect the association for flash files.

Lee
Will Renkel

2007-04-09, 1:12 pm

Cap1MD@att.net wrote:
>Will Renkel wrote:
>
>Give links to the problem sites, so we can test.
>
>As a guess, the most likely thing is that QT has grabbed the swf
>association. What you are trying to view is probably a Flash movie,
>rather then a QT file. The answer is to open QT preferences and
>unselect the association for flash files.
>
>Lee


site: http://www.xnet.com/~renkel
should hear a dog bark and a saying about bluegrass
I hear only the bluegrass saying
and it says it cant find quicktime
for a wav file


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Will Renkel
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Leonidas Jones

2007-04-09, 1:12 pm

Will Renkel wrote:
> Cap1MD@att.net wrote:
>
> site: http://www.xnet.com/~renkel
> should hear a dog bark and a saying about bluegrass
> I hear only the bluegrass saying
> and it says it cant find quicktime
> for a wav file
>
>


Well, if its of any solace, both sound files play correctly from here.
Type about :plugins into the location bar, what does it say about Quick Time?

Lee
Will Renkel

2007-04-09, 1:12 pm

Cap1MD@att.net wrote:
>Will Renkel wrote:
>
>Well, if its of any solace, both sound files play correctly from here.
>Type about :plugins into the location bar, what does it say about Quick Time?
>
>Lee


Thats what a friend of mine heard also
The about :plugins shows quicktime amd windows media player
BUT nothing to deal with the "wav" suffix.
Is there a way to add that?

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Will Renkel
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Leonidas Jones

2007-04-09, 1:12 pm

Will Renkel wrote:
> Cap1MD@att.net wrote:
>
> Thats what a friend of mine heard also
> The about :plugins shows quicktime amd windows media player
> BUT nothing to deal with the "wav" suffix.
> Is there a way to add that?
>


Look in QT preferences and see if wav is associated with QT.

Lee
Will Renkel

2007-04-09, 7:13 pm

Cap1MD@att.net wrote:
>Will Renkel wrote:
>
>Look in QT preferences and see if wav is associated with QT.
>
>Lee


Yup - qtime has wav checked in file types
It was set to Media playsr in Syetem File Types
I changed system setting but that did not help either.
Is it possible that you cant change the mime type settings inside the browser
unless you re-install quicktime with mime stuff set to desired?
Like once inside the browser it cant be changed easily?

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Will Renkel
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Peter.Potamus.the.Purple.Hippo@gmail.com

2007-04-09, 7:13 pm

On Apr 9, 12:44 pm, nob...@nowhere.com (Will Renkel) wrote:
> Cap...@att.net wrote:
>
>
> Yup - qtime has wav checked in file types
> It was set to Media playsr in Syetem File Types
> I changed system setting but that did not help either.
> Is it possible that you cant change the mime type settings inside the browser
> unless you re-install quicktime with mime stuff set to desired?
> Like once inside the browser it cant be changed easily?
>


close FF, make your changes in QT, then reopen FF.

Will Renkel

2007-04-09, 7:13 pm

Peter.Potamus.the.Purple.Hippo@gmail.com wrote:
>On Apr 9, 12:44 pm, nob...@nowhere.com (Will Renkel) wrote:
>
>close FF, make your changes in QT, then reopen FF.
>

thats what I do all the time
no effect

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Will Renkel
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