Quicktime

save the flv file as a shockwave file and quicktime can play it natively, I think. ...

If you install Perian, QuickTime will be able to play flv files normally. ...

I'm trying to put together a movie clip for the company's web site (I haven't done this before). I've been supplied with several DVDs with .DAT files. Thinking iMovies HD would be more than capable of the job, I tried importing one of the files only to have the error message ..... "The file could not be imported: The file “Macintosh HD/Volumes/DVD_VR?/VIDEO_RM/VIDEO_RM.DAT”...

I did remove the REAL files and the problem stayed. And by the way on my iBook where the problem does not exist I do have the five QuickTime plug in extensions mentioned in the mailing as the wrong doers. ...

The mentioned strings were not there, my QuickTime Video string has three extensions, just as in the good example, not five. ...

HalfGreek... I am running clean and smooth now. That post was some time ago but here are my additional thoughts: I put the energy settings and sleep to NEVER, as i just turn it off of close it when i am done. The screen saver is a Mac OS-X option not mine... otherwise it goes and opens up your photos albums and i wonder if it quietly runs iPhoto... like...

I did it and the result was negative, the problem insited, is that an English word. So I put the Quicktime files back. ...

Plus remove the QuickTime plugins to the desktop and then restart. ...

Here is the website I found out about the problem.Pictures left under did not appear. Whe I log in as a guest the same page comes up perfect. In my Quicktime folder are: AlchemyTV.component DivX Decoder.component DivX Encoder.component Flip4Mac WMV Advanced.component Flip4Mac WMV Export.component Flip4Mac WMV Import.component

O.K. If you are serious then you will get down and dirty to fix this problem. I would bet some kind of QuickTime plugin is interfering with the video. ...