Flip4mac Firefox

There are videos on this site: http://www.keshet-tv.com/nehederet/ I cannot play/view using Safari and Firefox. The technical support people told me it should work with Flip4Mac. Could someone in the forum, who already has this plug-in installed, visit the link and let me know if it does REALLY works before I install It into my computer ? ...or someone has a solution to play...

I uninstalled Flip4Mac and deleted all preferences and files, but the problem still remains. ...

On my computer, the Flip4Mac plug-in handles the call-back preview just fine in Safari, iCab, and Opera. However, it does not work in Gecko-based browsers such as Seamonkey, Camino, and Firefox. Which browser are you using?

Try FireFox or FireFox Beta3. ...

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Hello, I would like to look at the NBA.com video stream but seem to fail at doing so. Their support page says to use the flip4mac plug-in or to install firefox. I tried both, but they do not work. Has anyone successfully managed to watch the NBA.com streams on their macs? if so mind to share the secret of success? Cheers

ot ruling this out as a potential memory problem. My applications are crashing immediately after I open them, or after I use the application the slightest bit. Firefox is somehow working, miraculously. But I'm still having issues with iTunes, Adium, and Adobe Photoshop. Here's the code from iTunes crashing. ...

Toyviewer - a good graphics viewer with some nice tools Firefox - a great browser Thunderbird - email & newsgroup reader CocoaWget - downloader VLC - multimedia player - also does streaming Flip4Mac Perian codecs Cog - sound file player - cannot play .ogg files without it Jview - a nice viewer, especially for going through a large image collection

Yep, it's another case of a video provider offering their content in some weird format. On the outside it looks like a .WMV, but that's where compatibility ends. Flip4Mac does a pretty good job with most of the sites, but there are still too many that offer up the odd stuff and don't conform to the standard. ...

Videos just refuse to play in my usual Safari browser. I've also tried Firefox, i.Cab & Camino browsers, without success. I have Realplayer & Qicktime installed, plus Flip4Mac. I have also tried Camino, set to MSIE6, still no result. Please can you advise?