Flip4Mac

This is virtually impossible. You cannot guarantee that your website and/or video will play exactly the same on every platform, in every browser possible. Some people are using browsers that don't even support graphics, much less movies. You just can't please 100% of the internet users. You can, however, guarantee that your video will be viewable by the vast majority...

Well check to make sure you didn't get the old Mac Trojan that is around by running the free DNSChanger Removal Tool. One got that Trojan by relying on a p0rn site saying one need a QuickTime plugin to view a video. Now if a Mac user wanted to view 99% of the video (for free) floating on the net then the only free QuickTime plugins a Mac user needs are Perian and ...

Thanks for your input. This should make my own access fine indeed, however could you please explain how employing Flip4Mac will give fast faultless access to every visitor to my website, regardless of what Internet Browser or machine they use. Excuse my inexperience. ...

Installing Flip4Mac will almost certainly solve your issue. Flip4Mac is the official, Microsoft approved, replacement for Windows Media Player, also no longer supported or available from Microsoft. Another poster mentioned Perian. ...

DeltaMac is correct. The OP's error message almost always means that the video is Windows Media. As such, the solution is almost always to download and install Flip4Mac.

LetMeGoogleThatForYou - sometimes useful when reminding someone to try Google first - doesn't always take you the right direction, especially if you get help using the wrong, or (in this case) incomplete search terms. marinabear - looks like Doctor X thought you were looking for some kind of mplayer application, which isn't the case at all. You need the right plug-in setup...

ins, I have "Quicktime Plugin.plugin" and "Quicktime Plugin.webplugin" installed. I've had Flip4mac sitting in Applications for some time but activated it this morning. I don't have Perian. ...

Flip4Mac and Perian are pretty much a requirement on any Mac in my opinion. I've got them both installed and I haven't had any problems viewing media (well, maybe except the DRMed Windows Media stuff). You should be able to view the media once you have those two solutions installed.

I have had nothing to do with flip4mac or perian plugins, but will look in to it right away. ...

I'm using Safari on a MacBook and I also have the flip4mac plugin for Quicktime. ...