• Resolved revolute

    (@revolute)


    After in depth experimentation, I can’t find a way in which a .mov file that is set to progressively download will successfully do so within an IE browser (though it works just fine in Firefox and Netscape).

    I have tried VideoPop and others, and cannot come up with a cure! I have also tried .mov “posters” with coding to link to apple quicktime plug-ins, etc to stream within the post (I belive this works on typepad) but was unsuccessful.

    the file in question is at:

    https://immigrationoutpost.com/2006/03/03/sensenbrenner-bill-protest/

    I need to solve this ASAP!

    thanks in advance for any tips

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  • Try writing an html page that has the .mov embedded.
    That’ll play better in IE. Won’t wait to download whole file till it plays that way.
    Also think about making a pop up window that has the html with embedded .mov
    in it.

    Thread Starter revolute

    (@revolute)

    when i insert the .html code into a WP page, though — WP mangles it and the embed seems to dissappear!

    Embed the mov in an html page called for in a pop up window.

    *sigh* this is a problem with WP 2.0.

    You have to turn off the richtext editor then work in the simpler editor in html mode and it might still strip out a tag or two (like the <br class="clearA" /> tag I absolutely HAD TO HAVE to make a linked image “work” in a neg margin source ordered layout . . . )

    oh, I have a couple POSSIBLE suggestions. I know some folks got audioblog working as a third party posting thing. Maybe you can just use that. They store files for you also, which saves bandwidth on your host.

    https://www.audioblog.com/

    The other option is to try the Flash Satay plugin. There might also be a couple other media plugins available, you should poke around.

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