said:
> also installed as many plugins as I
>could use without paying for a product I didn't think I'd need.
>WarpVision's plugin was one of the ones I installed.
>don't think I ever really got the Windows Codecs up and running
>successfully. Someone sent me a .WMV attachment today, and I tried to
>run it just for fun, but I got an error message.
Were you able to sucessfully able to run Warpvision with Mozilla?
I would try the following:
- First see if you can get Warpvision to work standalone.
- Try a file other than a wmv (I have difficulties with wmv's, too)
If this works, the try again with Seamonkey:
- Try removing the Warpvision plug-in, instead using Warpvision as a
helper app - When you say "Windows codecs," are you using the set
downloadable at netlabs? If not, use these instead.
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