Quicktime plug-in missing in mail

Hi I can no longer see or listen quicktime mail. I have a screen says ''Missing Plug-in'' I reinstall mail and quicktime 7 with my cd restore SL, and nothing change. Can someone help me please?? Thanks

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I found this answer on another thread, which may help - it fixed it for me:
Fixed the problem by going into Safari preferences, Extensions, and turned off the extensions for DivX... a temp fix, but will do for now!

Quicktime Plug-In Missing from Mac Mail

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10GB RAM
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Today whenever I try to attach a QT movie to a Mac Mail message, an icon pops up and says it's missing the QT Plug-In.
This happens once and a while with PDF's as well. However, typically I reattach and everything works.
I've googled this and searched on here for a solution but can't seem to find a solution or an approach that applies.
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-Fraky

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My Mac Mail says that I have a plug in missing. How do I know which plug in is missing and where do I get it?

My Mac Mail says that I have a plug in missing. How do I know which plug in is missing and where do I get it?

Does this happen ONLY with Mail? Could you close all other applications and open Mail and check again? If this is still happening, please post a screenshot here.

Missing QuickTime Plug-in?

Hi,
I have noticed recently that when ever I play a QuickTime movie in Safari (I can tell when Safari uses the Flip4Mac plug in so whenever it isn't using the Flip4Mac plug in it is sing a QuickTime plug-in... I am assuming...) the video never appears, the audio is fine, but no video. Am I missing some plug-in from QuickTime or what?
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Hi Tom & thelaxness
webplugin seems to be shorthand for webkit-based-plugin which is a type of plugin useable by only webkit applications, ( like say, Safari & Shira & most Apple apps, but not Camino or Firefox for example..)
Seems the webplugin offers some advantages in ease of programming/implementation, & for webkit apps could replace the standard 'netscape' type xxx.plugin type; but of course other mac browsers require the .plugin one, so sometimes both will be installed & seemingly can cause conflicts.
I have both plugin & webplugin versions of QT now & get no problems, but have previously needed to remove a webplugin to get videos working ( wmv ones using Flip4mac I think )

Missing quicktime plug-in 7.2

After doing the update for Intel MacBook Pro last night I now find I am unable to
play videos in my Safari browser even those from Apples iPod+iTunes pages.
All I get is a drop down window saying "....attempted to load an internet plug-in named QuickTime Plug- 7.2, but the plug-in failed to load successfully"
I have looked at all the Q/T forums for possible answers without success.
I have downloaded & installed this update a 2nd time but it still persists- have also run permissions repair also checked the settings in Q/T.
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I've deleted the plist, have reset the app., cleared the cache, run all sorts of maintenance programs, re-downloaded and re-installed the latest Quicktime update, but nothing seems to help. I continue to get the following message:
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if you've used the "installed plug-ins" command from Safari's Help menu & see no mention of QT, then No, of course that isn't normal.
You should see a section headed-
QuickTime Plug-in 7.x.x
The QuickTime Plugin allows you to view a wide variety of multimedia content in web pages. For more information, visit the QuickTime Web site. — from file “QuickTime Plugin.plugin”.
then a long list of mime types that the plugin handles.
So - assuming you don't see that, either the plugin is missing for some reason or there's a conflict that doesn't allow it to load.
Take a look in your Home/Library/Internet Plug-Ins folder - if you see any QT plugin or webplugin file there, remove them to the desktop or trash.
Now look in HD/Library/Internet Plug-Ins/ amongst other files, this should contain QuickTime Plugin.plugin
IF you found a QT plugin in the Home account plugins folder & have removed it, you should quit any browsers & re-open them - hopefully you will now have QT functioning.
IF you have no file 'QuickTime Plugin.plugin' then it seems something went wrong with the installation or a recent update.
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I have OS X Yosemite 10.10.3 and get a quicktime "plug-in failure" in safari 8.0.5 when playing mov files at http://www.time-science.com/timescience/timelapse.asp

So it's something unique to my setup
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Thanks, but it didn't work for me. I did click on your link (a bit different from the one I'd posted) and got what appeared to be a weird text file. Since it was supposed to be a movie, I saved it with .mov extension and, sure enough, it played fine in quicktime player. However, safari did not recognize it as a movie to be played with the quicktime plugin. Weird.

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I think these might be the problems with the new Quicktime Plug-in 7.7.1.
Please check about these problems and solve them on the next version of the Quicktime Plug-in.
I will give you a couple of hyperlinks so that you can check about the problems directly.
http://blog.naver.com/dbswhddlf1?Redirect=Log&logNo=130025903581
↑ This link is for the first problem (the embedded Quicktime player not showing up in any browsers other than Safari)
http://blog.daum.net/wellabc/15434322
↑ This link is for the second problem (the error message showing up on the spot where a wmv or wma file should be streamed)
p.s: I am sorry that I am Korean.

I recommend that you repeat all this via
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