I have no idea what happened. I can't post to
the old thread! -Stephen
the old thread! -Stephen
video play problems 2
- Thread starter stephenszpak
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Anyway, java is enabled and pop-ups are allowed
from the IE | tools menu. I think we've run out of ideas?
-Stephen
from the IE | tools menu. I think we've run out of ideas?
-Stephen
I'm so sorry. I just copied (by hand) what I saw in a menu
box. I AM sorry, really. -Stephen
box. I AM sorry, really. -Stephen
Maybe I should. All I did was go to Tools |
Interent Options | Advanced and then
I typed in the java info that was there. Anyway
java box there is checked. -Stephen
Interent Options | Advanced and then
I typed in the java info that was there. Anyway
java box there is checked. -Stephen
Yeah, I'm drying out on ideas. Will put more thought into it later.'
Ebo, using the things listed above won't work with everyone. Java is a very particular script application. Ever since SP1, Microsoft's Virtual Machine was disabled, requiring many people to install Java runtimes, in lieu of MS' weird software update. Anyhow I might have to put a disclaimer on my posts from now on. Sorry that it crashed your system. If you were having the same problems as Steven's, share the problems that came up from it.
Steven, have you tried viewing the vids from CNN? They use a very similar video feed system (IE, Media Player, Flash, Java). I need a bit more input, since nobody is going to be willing to give me remote con to check your settings.
Hmm...
Just got a thought. I wonder if you're using any other type of video-viewing software. Sometimes it might interfere with embedded websites.
Try these before I go and drown my sorrows at the Frolic Room (good Hollywood bar, ahem).
-In Win Media Player, go to Tools, Options, and the File Types tab. Make sure a good number of movie/video file types are checked off. Click OK, pray to the gods, and restart.
-Uninstall all instances of Java, restart computer, download a stand-alone Java runtime application, run it, reboot, and retry.
-Poet
Ebo, using the things listed above won't work with everyone. Java is a very particular script application. Ever since SP1, Microsoft's Virtual Machine was disabled, requiring many people to install Java runtimes, in lieu of MS' weird software update. Anyhow I might have to put a disclaimer on my posts from now on. Sorry that it crashed your system. If you were having the same problems as Steven's, share the problems that came up from it.
Steven, have you tried viewing the vids from CNN? They use a very similar video feed system (IE, Media Player, Flash, Java). I need a bit more input, since nobody is going to be willing to give me remote con to check your settings.
Hmm...
Just got a thought. I wonder if you're using any other type of video-viewing software. Sometimes it might interfere with embedded websites.
Try these before I go and drown my sorrows at the Frolic Room (good Hollywood bar, ahem).
-In Win Media Player, go to Tools, Options, and the File Types tab. Make sure a good number of movie/video file types are checked off. Click OK, pray to the gods, and restart.
-Uninstall all instances of Java, restart computer, download a stand-alone Java runtime application, run it, reboot, and retry.
-Poet
Yes, I have the same version. -Stephen