"Kristin A. Ruhle" wrote:
> It just asks if you want to set the file associations back to
> Quicktime. I click No because I do not like messing with a
> configuration that worked fine for what I was using it for
> yesterday (and there is a lot more on the Web in Real or WMP
> formats than Quicktime), but QT movies won't play and
> presumably I'd have to click Yes before they do.
SNIP
> Can anybody tell me what would happen if I click yes and later
> try to use WMP audio, Realmedia, or whatever? These programs
> just do not want to co-exist, and I use mostly whatever I find
> the most content in.
I don't think it would hurt anything. Quicktime Player would
just take over playing some of those formats. Presumably, QT
wouldn't ask for the file associations it wants if it can't
play those formats, so I don't think it would hurt anything.
> Anyway it's Apple's own crappuy fault for losing market
> share - tell me, what's the LEADING streaming media program?
As far as I can tell, RealPlayer is the most common one -- mostly
because it often comes bundled with Netscape.
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