Activating a .MOV file in a webpage
I have a link to a movie that has been uploaded to the company website. The movie is in .MOV format. I can get it to play using my QuickTime viewer; however, it doesn't play when I link it to the website. Is there a trick I need to know to get QuickTime to open in a web browser automatically with the link is accessed from the Internet? I am using Dreamweaver to create the page. It is currently a simple HTML file with links for some engineers to look at. They need to view the images and the movies.
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>> Thanks for the tip. I obviously hadn't tried that one.
You're welcome. If you just do a simple then you are at the mercy of the user's configuration. Embedding the movie gives you a bit more control over things.
You're welcome. If you just do a simple then you are at the mercy of the user's configuration. Embedding the movie gives you a bit more control over things.
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Once I played with it for awhile I was able to get both videos playing at the same time and it is very impressive. I will definately use that one again.
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