Quicktime (Windows) Plug-in for PureVoice (QCP) files...

Greetings,
Whether on my G4 laptop or my XP Pro (fully updated) desktop, the Quicktime Plugin refuses to display an embedded player for .qcp files, which are a highly compressed cellphone audio file.
This occurs across Mozilla Firefox, Windows Explorer etc. in both the Mac and Win flavors.
I am using the latest version of Quicktime (7.1.5 Pro) and the same (7.1.5) version of the plugin.
I have read the other posts guiding users to the Qualcomm site to download a copy of PureVoice Player or converter. I have them.
What I want is for Quicktime, in both Win and Mac, to actually play the files, embedded or not. When not embedded, Quicktime returns an Error -2048: the file is not a movie file
It is an audio file, it is recognized in the plugin setup and filetypes configuration as an audio file by Quicktime but still won't play.
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The plugin HAS WORKED at times. But adjusting ANY setting will suddenly make it stop and it can't be restored.
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• I have deleted all of the plugin files in both QT and the browsers and attempted to start fresh.
• I have un-installed and re-installed Quicktime Pro
• I have stripped out the default programs which load on startup to bare essentials.
• I have checked filetype associations and ensured that QT or QT plugin are configured as the defaults.
•I have checked the Mozilla "about:plugings" view and QT Plugin is designated as the correct application to use for embedded .qcp (mime type=audio/vnd.qcelp)
Is there anyone here who knows what to try next?
Self-built P4 3.2GHz/G4 Mac laptop Mac OS X (10.4.8) WinXPpro SP2/fully updated
Self-built P4 3.2GHz

OK, I tried to change the code, as reflected here:
<object width="300" height="42">
<param name="src" value="mms/20070425061847_2.qcp">
<param name="autoplay" value="false">
<param name="controller" value="true">
<embed qtsrc="mms/20070425061847_2.qcp" autostart="false" loop="false" width="300" height="16" controller="true"></embed>
</object>
This results in the embedded player disappearing entirely from the page.
Even in Pro, I can't "save" the file because the plugin is not functioning.
By the way, it displays perfectly for .mid files.
Thank You for your reply...and please share any other ideas. I'm still working with the "qtsrc" idea.

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