Quicktime VR in shockwave

I have a Quicktime VR in shockwave
http://www.hybridmedia.co.nz/n
bennett.htm
you have to click on the tin to open it then click through to
the forth image to see the VR.
It used to work now all i get is the quicktime play bar but
no vr
it seems to be a windows security issue as it worked until i
did an update
if i ftp to the page it works no problem
anybody know how to fix this ?

Please compare your page with a .qtvr movie (which works for me) to this one:
http://web.mac.com/orzewalla/iWeb/Test/Movie.html
which does not work.
The original file works just fine. The odd thing is, with your site, I can look at the .js file referenced in the source, find the link to the .qtvr file named ToadsLairVR.qtvr, download it, and it plays. But if I download the .qtvr file from my site, Quicktime complains: "The file is not a movie file." It seems strange that I can break the file by round tripping the file through iWeb onto the website and back onto my desktop. The filesize remains 2.2 MB (2,292,184 bytes to be specific).
I also notice, when opening the info panel for the original and round tripped files, the original file contains movie info: Dimensions, Codecs, and Duration. This info does not exist after round tripping the file.
Is it possible the software used to generate the VR file attaches an obsolete resource fork to the file, which gets lost when uploaded to a server?
Like I stated in an adjacent thread, I used ArcSoft PanoramaMaker 3 to make the file.

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appearing in your User folder, since all your user activity when booted
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if it still exists or if it was overwritten by something else & is missing.
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in some (few) cases, in a newer and unproven system, other issues
may be the cause of some odd problems. But OS X 10.4.11 is very
stable and if kept up, probably the best system version so far; in the
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