Playback of Streaming Video

Hi everyone!
It seems that I'm not able to view this streaming video from France by Fazz Music. After clicking on the link for the stream, a Safari window opens with a black background and with what looks like the QuickTime control bar.
Here are my settings for QuickTime...
System Preference > QuickTime > Browser > both selected/checked
1) Play movies automatically
2) Save movies in disk cache
System Preference > QuickTime > Advanced > MIME Settings > all selected/checked
Here are the versions of QuickTime and Safari that I'm using...
QuickTime 7.3.1
Safari 3.0.4
So why won't it play?
Thanks!

With regards to Perian, after downloading and installing it I checked Safari's list of 'Installed Plug-ins' and there's nothing there about Perian. Also, I didn't see the application or player anywhere within my HD. Shouldn't there be something, somewhere? Actually, I do see Perian.component under /Library/QuickTime.

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I have a problem that seems to be rampant and with few answers but let me try again. Windows media player has stopped playing streams for Comedy Central and other web sites. I can't stream Google video. Radio stations won't stream from their sites. Videos that friends e-mail (in windows media ) have no sound. Can't stream CNN. This seems to be the problem. It has been going on for at least a month now. It might include QT- I don't really understand who and what streaming involves-otherwise QT is OK.
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Hi, John.
1. Many sites use Real Media streaming format. Download the free RealPlayer for Mac OS X. Click the "RealPlayer - Free" button on that page and follow the prompts.
A number of sites are using Flash-based movies, so having Flash Player installed will help with those streams.
2. WMP is dead. Microsoft (MS) has endorsed Flip4Mac as the replacement for WMP on the Mac. AFAIK, your only other option at this point is to try Popwire WMV-9 Component. I've not used it, but have heard good reviews and feedback. That may also help with WMV files you receive by e-mail.
Both Flip4Mac and Popwire won't play content protected with the Windows DRM (WMA-DRM). MS is determined to restrict content protected with Windows DRM to the Windows platform, DoJ and EU suits notwithstanding.
3. Frankly, if a site isn't distributing streaming media in a platform-independent format that works on the Mac, like Real Media, then I'm disinterested in their content. The few sites in whose streams I'm interested, e.g. C-SPAN, NASA TV, etc. are Mac-friendly.
Unfortunately, the Mac is still just five percent of the personal computer market, so sites tend to design with Windows users in mind. If the sites also use MS development tools, it exacerbates the problem as those tools use proprietary extensions to Web standards that only work in IE on Windows. This is why some sites, e.g. e-banking, often only work with IE or on Windows with IE.
If a site expects their streams to be played on a PC running Windows, and you can't get either Flip4Mac or Popwire to handle it, then you're out of luck. I would not hesitate to complain to the site since they are losing audience by failing to distribute content in a platform-independent format.
4. Beats me. If you're not finding the answers there, you should contact the Flip4Mac folks.
5. You wrote: "Please don't take offense apple geeks- but somehow you guys are never affected with this melee."None taken. I simply don't care that much about streaming media: if it doesn't play in QuickTime, Flash, or RealPlayer, I go elsewhere. There are also a variety of Internet-based radio stations that stream in either Real format or are available in iTunes.
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Streaming Video in Presenter and ConnectPro Meetings

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pixillated and limited to a small frame size, otherwise you end up
with lots of buffering delays.
Our solution allows you to run fullscreen video of unlimited
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presentations and meeting room environments too.
On the issue of posting information about a product on a
Forum, my understanding of the concept of a forum is that it's a
place for the exchange of ideas and solutions. This forum is
located under the menu item of "Communities" on the Adobe site and
many people come here looking for ways to solve problems and
exchange ideas.
I've had numerous people contact me saying they have been
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find it. It's only spam to you because you have no need for the
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It's not my intent to offend, only to raise awareness.
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I have read everything I can on this subject, and although it looks like I should be able to do it, I have so far been unable to make it work!
My dilemma: Creating an Interactive PDF from InDesign CS6, and I would like to include links to various streaming video's throughout the pdf. I would like them to run within the pdf (as a floating window), not pop out to the users web browser. I would like people to be able to play them, and then play them again if they need to listen again, aka, loop, I guess.
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First thing to say is that if you want the video to be truly "streaming" it has to be served from an Adobe Media Server platform using the RTMP/RTMPE protocol.
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Use the Add Video tool to draw a region on the page which will be where your 'play' button sits.
In the Insert Video dialog there's a "Select file or insert URL" field at the top - in there, type the full URL of your RTMP stream.
Click "show advanced options" and select "Create poster from file", then open your image of the play button.
Set the playback style to "floating window" and enter the dimensions of the stream.
Click OK.
If you already have the graphic for the play button as part of the PDF page itself, you can use a different workflow:
Use the Add Video tool to draw a very small region on the page which will be where the video poster sits (it has to exist but you want to hide it somewhere...).
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Quicktime 7 & I downloaded the newest version of media player but the picture quality on both are very poor with visible pixels & frequent stalling & pausing.
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What is the proper way to stream video files. I created a .mov file using iLife and I use Frontpage 2003 to upload to my website.
I read in Microsft's official book on FrontPage2003 that all I had to do was to insert a movie file into a web page, just like inserting a picture. I was also told that I do not have to have the file on a streaming server, I could just keep it on the regular web site.
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"Streaming" QT files requires Streaming Server software.
Your files probably just "download" via http protocols.
And, since the recent update to Internet Explorer for PC's, the page code syntax has changed from that used in your FrontPage files.
Your "page code" tells the plug-in what to do with your file. If you're directly linking to QT content then it is bypassing the plug-in and your entire file must download before playback can begin.
Some links for you:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=61011
Explains the structure needed for embedded files.
And now, the new news from Microsoft regarding Internet Explorer:
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The playbook will play an AVI or MP4 on your PC, if you setup sharing this folder using http.
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Better install a media server. No coding required, just a little editing of an xml file + some free software.
its not perfect, but, works acceptable for me.
download tversity. This is an implementation of an upnp mediaplayer for Windows.
The playbook is able to playback streaming media of different kinds, but it has serveral limitations, like not AC3 supported in an AVI or no mkv playback.
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terminate the service
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open that with notepad or wordpad
search for xbox
below that, you find a line that reads:
<HTTPHeader outServerUA="Microsoft-Windows-NT/5.1 UPnP/1.0 UPnP-Device-Host/1.0 Microsoft-HTTPAPI/1.0
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replace this with:
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maybe choose a higher fps, that wont hurt.
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start the media server services
go to you playbook,
in the browser open http://ip.of.your.pc: 41952
now, you can enyjoy most of your movie collection.
What will not work perfect for me:
The html menu for browsing the library looks old-fashioned
Some movies will stream, but will be interrupted every few seconds for a half second. Dont know, if this is the playbooks fault or a problem with the tversity. Since the stream plays fine when simulating the playbook with a pc, I guess this might fix itself during the next PB updates.
What is nice:
in addition, tversity will also transcode for your blackberry, if your PB battery is down, you can continue to watch on the tiny 2.5inch blackberry screen.
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ropeGun

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I have had - and still seem to have the same problem. QuickTime 7 will start stuttering after the first change, ie. after the first movie. If you pause playback on and off, the current film will play perfectly - until the next change in the playlist. Then the problem reaccurs.
I cured the situation by going back to QT 6.5.2, where everything works just fine... but you have to do without a lot of nice stuff that QT7 has.
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I'm streaming video from my iTunes library to an AppleTV 2 over wifi. The iTunes library lives on a 27" i7 iMac w/ 8GB of RAM running OSX 10.6.8. All of the videos are .m4v files that have been run through Handbrake and transcoded to the "AppleTV 2" profile. I'm running the newest version of iTunes on the iMac (10.4). The AppleTV is also running the latest software version (4.3). The iMac is plugged into my DLink 802.11n router; the AppleTV pulls a DHCP address from the same router and both devices are on the same class C subnet.
After streaming for some period of time (sometimes 20 minutes, sometimes 2 hours) the video playback stops and I get dumped to the main Apple TV menu with the message "Connect your computer to the network". I walk into the computer room and the iMac has completely locked up; mouse won't move, keyboard input doesn't do anything, clock in the menubar freezes, etc. I have to hold the power button down until the iMac turns off, then reboot it. I've filed a crash report every time after rebooting but the problem persists.
It doesn't seem to matter if I'm running any CPU or memory intensive stuff on the iMac; I've had it lock up when it was sitting idle and iTunes was the only thing running. It also doesn't seem to be a problem with the AppleTV; I can stream Netflix for hours on end without problems.
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thank you, i was guessing its not possible but i saw someone here saying that his videos working even better from his iphone to atv then his imac to atv....just wanted to see im not crazy.
if i may ask u another thing, in order to see a video from my mac does it have to be .mov format (quick time player)? and if so- i need to convert all files to this .mov kind? how do u do it?

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