Mp3 clips over 800KB won't play???

I'm building a website for a musician who wants mp3 clips of her music included so people can listen to music from her new CD. I got it all set up using the video/Quicktime plug-in, and it seemed to be working, but now any clips over about 800KB refuse to play. Should I be using a different plug-in? I have longer clips on another website that work fine, so I'm confused. I'm using GoLive CS3. The website is http://www.lindsayadler.com. Please help!

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