Also, it sounds like you are using Internet Explorer for your web browser.
Internet Explorer sabotages Quicktime, something we've explored on
this list previously.
IE will only allow quicktime to fast start if it is embedded in an
HTML page, otherwise IE will have to download the entire file before
it begins playing. This has something to do with the way IE handles
video objects with ActiveX.
FireFox, and every other browser it seems, will correctly play
quicktime with fast start.
It may be time to switch web browsers.
-Josh
On 8/9/05, Christopher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I seem to be stuck on the launch-pad to vlogging. Basically, the problem is
> like this:
>
> 1. I record and edit the clip
> 2. I output it as a QuickTime movie using sorensen basic, motion-jpeg,
> mpeg-4, or any other of the 20 codecs available.
> 3. I upload the clip to my server
> 4. I try to stream it
> 5. QuickTime downloads the entire clip (24mb) and THEN starts to play it.
>
> As i said, i've tried a bunch of codecs, so i guess i'm doing something
> wrong somewhere else. I'm using Adobe Premiere 6.0 on Windows XP, and i got
> QuickTime Basic.
>
> Cheers,
> Christopher
>
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