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Re: Quicktime with ?
Willy Kaemena 2006-Oct-03 07:29:00
Markus
Thanks for the useful hints
I emptied the safari cache but forgot the existence of the the QT
cache.
and yes, my Internet dialup was more then weak at that moment.
Everything is now ok
Willy
<http://128.32.102.88:8090/gen/live_preview/wwp906/html/
WillyKaemena.html>
On Oct 2, 2006, at 22:54, Markus Altendorff wrote:
> - AYRTON VR - wrote:
> >
> >
> > It;s working fine for me
> > MAC 10.4.7
> > QT 7.1.3
> > :-)
> > AYRTON
> >
> > On 02/10/2006, at 15:20, Willy Kaemena wrote:
> >
> > > On several entries I got a Quicktime Q in light blues with a
> > > Question mark in the middle ( Safari and Firefox same behavior
> > > Quicktime 7.1)
>
> You may have happened to pick a movie that was in the
> process of being uploaded, but that is very unlikely - the
> upload is stored in a separate place and only on completion
> the data is copied over to the final file. This should take
> very little time - we're talking mere seconds here - so the
> chance of viewing the page right at that moment is rather
> small. Maybe the server was too busy and couldn't assign a
> data stream to your request, which would result in 0 bytes
> and an abort code being sent instead. In that case,
> Quicktime may respond with the pale Q.
>
> As an additional hint, remember that Quicktime uses its own
> cache, independent from the web browser. So, if you
> re-upload a panorama, the quicktime plugin may yet show you
> the old data. Use the Quicktime settings panel (plug-in
> section) to delete the QT-internal cache in that case (you
> can set it to never cache files on its own there, too).
>
> -Markus
>
>
Willy Kaemena
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