Safari not loading Quicktime

I have been having trouble with quicktime in safari
it doesnt seem to load and only the quicktime logo
and a question mark appear when sites with quicktime
are loaded eg. myspace music players any info you
offer me that will help me resolve this issue would
be greatly appreciated
15" MacBook Pro 2.16Ghz Intel Core
Duo Mac OS X (10.4.7)
I experienced the same issues with Safari not displaying Quicktime video windows. I couldn'e even watch the instructions for Apple programs from the learning center in .MAC.
Solution: Find your Tiger installation disk and reinstall Tiger OS X. Remember to select "archeive & install and don't wipe out your hard disk. And last but not least, run software update and then go watch a baseball game because this will take awhile.
Best...... Steve Buckley

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