Streaming .mov files through shockwave with Quicktime 7
I'm running a site (www.soundjunction.org) that streams quicktime audio and video files embedded in a shockwave player. This worked fine with QT 6.5.2 but with the upgrades to QT7.0.x, it now sticks on the 'buffering' stage forever and never loads in the movie. The same issue occurs with OSX tiger. In certain cases, loading the page with the shockwave player (embedding QT) closes the browser window without prompt. In summary, the problem occurs with
Win XP, IE 6, Shockwave 10, QT 7 public preview
Win XP, IE 6, Shockwave 10, QT 7.0.4 (latest)
Mac OSX Tiger, Safari, Shockwave 10, QT 7.0.1
Mac OSX Tiger, Safari, Shockwave 10, QT 7.0.4 (latest)
but not with
Mac OSX Tiger, Safari, Shockwave 10, QT 7.0.2
Mac OSX Tiger, Safari, Shockwave 10, QT 7.0.3
Win XP, IE 6, Shockwave 10, QT 6.5.1
Win XP, IE 6, Shockwave 10, QT 6.5.2
Previous communications with Macromedia revealed that they were aware of the incompatibility and were in communication with Apple, awaiting a solution. Can anyone help?
You can see the problem in action at
http://www.soundjunction.org/exploringmovingaway.aspa
http://www.soundjunction.org/dennisrollinsgettingintomusic.aspa
Many thanks!
Win XP P4 Windows XP Pro Also Mac OSX Tiger
Here's Avids answer:
Pro50 codecs only work in Macs, so the original files need to be EXPORTED from FCP with a special codec Avid created for Mac.
So that's that issue solved ... hopefully, let's see after the next export.
But .mov files are still screwed up on my PC.
Kirk - I did reboot the machine in SafeMode, reinstalled QT, but nope - version 7.2. still doesn't play any .mov files properly that are stored on my C-drive that previously were just fine.
Thanks again.
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