Hi!
I am not sure if this is a question for here or for the internet/network forum:
I have a new iMac with Safari and Intel Processor, running with Mac OS X (10.4.9).
Am trying to watch a virtual tour from a realtor page online, but all I get is the following message:
"This page has content of MIME type video/x-ms-wmv, but you dont have a plug-in installed for this MIME type. A plug-in should be available on this page:
http://www.microsoft...oad/default.asp
Do you want to open the page?"
...so when I click on "yes", it takes me to microsoft which promts me to choose and download one of their softwares. But all I need is a little plug-in, right???
I guess my question is: Do I have to download Windows Media Player or another software in order to see the tour or is there another way?
Thanks!
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Do I need MIME plug-in to watch video with Safari?
#2
Posted 05 April 2007 - 07:55 AM
Kelly, you want to ignore Windows Media Player. MicroSoft
orphaned it. It never worked well on Macs anyway.
Microsoft recommends instead the Flip4Mac Quicktime
plugin. Get it at:
web page
That doesn't cure all ills. Many Windows-oriented web pukes
check to see if you have WMV and don't let you proceed if
it is missing. And all the ones I know of steadfastly ignore
that QT/Flip4Mac would handle their video nicely, thank
you very much.
orphaned it. It never worked well on Macs anyway.
Microsoft recommends instead the Flip4Mac Quicktime
plugin. Get it at:
web page
That doesn't cure all ills. Many Windows-oriented web pukes
check to see if you have WMV and don't let you proceed if
it is missing. And all the ones I know of steadfastly ignore
that QT/Flip4Mac would handle their video nicely, thank
you very much.
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