The Quicktime Logo is Torn

I can't seem to get the Quicktime to play with my Opera browser. I have problems and it just shows the Logo as "Torn." Not sure what this means but could someone help me with this?

You must have an older version of QuickTime installed on your machine (version 6).
Check the opera help files for some clues. Make sure you've "enabled" browser plug-ins.
Post the URL to the Web page that gives you this behavior so we can look at the page code.

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