RE: [WSG] QuickTime and XHTML validation

[Ian Fenn]

Quoting Peter Firminger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> The problem with that is that (on my machine and at the time 64k ISDN
> connection) it took about 3 minutes for the content to display, I assume
> because it was loading the QT first. The source code was all there while
> waiting to render.

It worked fine for me with firefox prior to posting but I just tried it with IE6
and the rest of the page is indeed slow to build.

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RE: [WSG] QuickTime and XHTML validation

[Peter Firminger]

The problem with that is that (on my machine and at the time 64k ISDN
connection) it took about 3 minutes for the content to display, I assume
because it was loading the QT first. The source code was all there while
waiting to render.

> Try this:
> http://realdev1.realise.com/rossa/rendertest/quicktime.html


P



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RE: [WSG] QuickTime and XHTML validation

[Ian Fenn]

Hi Antonio,
> Could someone tell me what to do to get validated an XHTML page with a
> QuickTime video embedded?

Try this:
http://realdev1.realise.com/rossa/rendertest/quicktime.html

All the best,

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Ian Fenn
Chopstix Media
http://www.chopstixmedia.com/

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Re: [WSG] QuickTime and XHTML validation

[James Denholm-Price]

Hi Antonio & all @ WSG,

On Thu, 4 Nov 2004 09:28:24 +0100, Antonio wrote:
> Could someone tell me what to do to get validated an XHTML page with a
> QuickTime video embedded? Here is the page :
> http://www.temposi.com/index.html

The validator doesn't like the  tag as it's not in the XHTML
DOCTYPE. Similar problems occur with Flash and there has been a lot of
discussion of Flash and XHTML on various forums, including Evolt [1]
and WSG (most recently in October!)

Advice seems to be to either validate using the HTML4 DOCTYPE and keep
 or maybe adapt Flash Satay [2] for Quicktime?

James

[1] Evolt 
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