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To leave Commie, hyper to
http://commie.oy.com/commie_leaving.html
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this was covered at /.

a goo read:

http://www.pbs.org/cringely/pulpit/pulpit20010816.html


fred


Surely sendmail reeled when thusly spake Lundgren Jarmo:
> .................................
> To leave Commie, hyper to
> http://commie.oy.com/commie_leaving.html
> .................................
> 
> >  Then, on August 10th, came a note from Apple engineering staff to the
> > QuickTime VR mailing list saying that "IE 5.5 SP2 [for 
> > Windows] will not
> > use the QuickTime plug-in no matter what you do. Microsoft 
> > has disabled
> > all 'Netscape style' plug-ins, there is nothing you can do. Look for
> > information from us about how work around this problem in the near
> > future."
> 
> Soooo microsoftish...
> 
> I've _already_ had a lot of problems getting Quicktime plugin work in
> IE/Windows. It doesn't seem to be the fault of the plugin: Windows (or IE)
> just seems to "forget" all the time, that it should show certain media
> formats with Quicktime... Annoying...
> 
> QT plugin is great for example playing mp3's straight in the browser window.
> Handy.
> 
> > does media player play quicktime?
> 
> Just tried to play our QT video on WM player 6.4. Didn't work
> (http://http.se.scene.org/pub/demos/scene.org/music/groups/commie/commie041-
> ddr_rhythm-potsdam_by_night.mov).
> 
> > or realmedia?
> 
> Nope.
> 
> I think it goes this way:
> 
> RealPlayer: shows Real and (older) QT
> Windows Media Player: shows Windows Media and (older) QT
> Quicktime: shows QT
> 
> So, QT has basically the biggest coverage. But in practice, the versions of
> Windows Media Player I've used, never succeed to show QT, although they try
> to...
> 
> > in 
> > my limited
> > experience on streaming stuff on the net, it's either 
> > realmedia, mp3 or
> > quicktime. and some few sites have alternative windows media -streams
> > too.
> 
> Yeah, but M$ is trying hard to conquer the streaming video scene with its
> own format.
> 
> Probably they're thinking: "We succeeded to conquer the browser scene, why
> couldn't we succeed to take over the media scene, now?"
> 
> > Galeon? it uses Mozilla's Gecko-engine but has a lot lighter GUI than
> > mozilla. fast, quite stable good browser ->
> > http://galeon.sourceforge.net/]
> 
> Nope. Linux stuff....
> 
> 
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>      
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> 

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