AW6.5 Publish in Vista??????
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From: troisieme on 19 Dec 2008 11:58 I made an error in reporting that last experiment with my vista machine. The piece loaded but not the movie, which I reported before. However, the movie did download to the folder with the webplr07.exe file. All the more problematical - why would the piece load but not the movie when the movie is in the same folder as the player? The amin0000.aas file is in the Temporary Internet Files folder, along with a copy of the aam file, the htm file, and the aminac.mov file.
From: Amy Blankenship on 19 Dec 2008 13:10 "troisieme" <webforumsuser(a)macromedia.com> wrote in message news:gigicg$rbn$1(a)forums.macromedia.com... > The reason I found it strange is that the PUT DOWNLOAD command works ok in > XP > but not Vista. But then the product is not written for Vista, and I can > see it > is questionable practice asking for trouble. So in agreement with your > thought, > I repeated the experiment with the PUT, command. > > Well entered the PUT. command for this file, aminac.aam, verified the file > size, and put the file on the remote server whose address is > http://www.rpi.edu/locker/53/001053/, and played it on my XP machine by > pointing the browser to the aminac.htm file. The piece comes right up and > the > movie plays. > > I find the movie in the root directory of my XP machine with the > webplr07.exe > file. > > When use IE7 to link to the aminac.htm file with my Vista machine, with > the > domain in the trusted files list and protected mode off, the movie file is > not > copied to the web player folder. And although the piece plays, i.e. the > movie > controller bar appears, the movie itself does not play. Is there something > else > I should do to configure vista to play nicely with the web player? Do you have the 2004 web player installed on Vista?
From: deuxieme on 19 Dec 2008 15:46 I do have the 2004 web player installed on my vista machine.
From: gantek on 19 Dec 2008 16:30 In your code, how are you indicating the path to the MOV? Are you using the browse button in the Quicktime sprite? Or are you using a function call in a calc? Steve Gannon GanTek Multimedia
From: Steve Howard **Community Expert** - eLearning + Mobile and Devices on 19 Dec 2008 16:42
> When use IE7 to link to the aminac.htm file with my Vista machine, with > the > domain in the trusted files list and protected mode off, the movie file is > not > copied to the web player folder. And although the piece plays, i.e. the > movie > controller bar appears, the movie itself does not play. Is there something > else > I should do to configure vista to play nicely with the web player? > Vista will not let the file download to the default system32\macromed .... folder structure. This is only goint to work on Vista if you use the 2004 player. Steve -- -- http://twitter.com/Stevehoward999 Adobe Community Expert: eLearning, Mobile and Devices European eLearning Summit - EeLS Adobe-sponsored eLearning conference. http://www.elearningsummit.eu |