I'm with Dietrich. This is now a long-running raw spot for me. My problem is, NO MATTER WHAT I TRY, I am unable to run RP8 with Mozilla. (It runs adequately with Netscape 4.6.1.) The symptom I see on Mozilla: instead of realplay.exe.cmd running, my display blinks (as though graphics modes had been switched), then goes back to showing the webpage in which I had clicked on the audio URL.
I have corresponded with at least one person for whom RP8 plays ok with Mozilla. So it *can* be done. Seems to me there must be something about the setup (i.e., the environment) in which I run Mozilla that prevents realplay.exe.cmd from being run. (I put in a 'touch mjg.mm' as the first executable line in that .cmd. No 'mjg.mm' anywhere in my system -- my conclusion is that realplay.exe.cmd in not getting control.) I'm getting gun-shy. Every time I try RP8, there's NOTHING that I can do to get it to work. The furthest I got was to set up an editor as the 'helper application' to receive application/octet-stream MIME types. Getting that to work showed me that my Mozilla *can* invoke a 'helper application' that I have specified. But why doesn't it successfully invoke realplay.exe.cmd on audio/x-pn-realaudio MIME types ? scream! mikus On Fri, 05 Oct 2001 19:55:37 +0100 Dietrich Jahn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I use the following lines in a file realplay.exe.cmd: > > D: > cd real\realplayer > pe realplay.exe %1 > > Netscape 4.6.1 does it, Warpzilla does'nt. Warpzilla comes with a 'Saving > file'-popup, which offers 'Close', 'Launch File' or 'Reveal Location'. > Choosing 'Launch File' you get the URL as text in an system editor window. > > D. J.
