anti phishing filter of internet explorer 7 block loading of quicktime plugin
and i can't view videos or trailers(quicktime format) in the browser
discussion also in apple forum:

http://discussions.apple.com/thread....03129&tstart=0

please fix it

The poster in that discussion group said that he||she turned off "Norton
Internet Security 2007" phishing filter to solve the problem, not the IE7
phising filter. Do you use such a third party phishing filter, and did you
try turning it off? Did you try turning off the IE7 phishing filter, and if
you did, did that solve you problem?

I have no problems viewing Quicktime movies in the IE7 Browser with the IE7
phishing filter turned either on or off.

Are you quite sure these are Quicktime movies(.mov) and not Flash videos
that you are unable to view? Can you supply a link to such a site that you
are unable to view the files on?

Others posting here have said that they resolved their Quicktime problems by
uninstalling the Quicktime player(via ADD||Remove programs), and then
downloading and re-installing the latest version from here:
http://www.apple.com/quicktime/download/win.html
Have you tried this approach?


Donald Anadell




"zarkor" <zarkor@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:42A20260-476B-4BB7-B243-B014856C4919@microsoft.com...
> anti phishing filter of internet explorer 7 block loading of quicktime
> plugin
> and i can't view videos or trailers(quicktime format) in the browser
> discussion also in apple forum:
>
> http://discussions.apple.com/thread....03129&tstart=0
>
> please fix it
>

"Donald Anadell" wrote:

> The poster in that discussion group said that he||she turned off "Norton
> Internet Security 2007" phishing filter to solve the problem, not the IE7
> phising filter. Do you use such a third party phishing filter, and did you
> try turning it off? Did you try turning off the IE7 phishing filter, and if
> you did, did that solve you problem?
>
> I have no problems viewing Quicktime movies in the IE7 Browser with the IE7
> phishing filter turned either on or off.
>
> Are you quite sure these are Quicktime movies(.mov) and not Flash videos
> that you are unable to view? Can you supply a link to such a site that you
> are unable to view the files on?
>
> Others posting here have said that they resolved their Quicktime problems by
> uninstalling the Quicktime player(via ADD||Remove programs), and then
> downloading and re-installing the latest version from here:
> http://www.apple.com/quicktime/download/win.html
> Have you tried this approach?
>
>
> Donald Anadell
>
>
>
>
> "zarkor" <zarkor@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:42A20260-476B-4BB7-B243-B014856C4919@microsoft.com...
> > anti phishing filter of internet explorer 7 block loading of quicktime
> > plugin
> > and i can't view videos or trailers(quicktime format) in the browser
> > discussion also in apple forum:
> >
> > http://discussions.apple.com/thread....03129&tstart=0
> >
> > please fix it
> >
I'm sure that problem is antiphishing of ie7 because when i disable it i can
watch videos
videos that i can't play are located at following address:
http://www.apple.com/trailers/
any trailer that i try to view in any format(small medium large) fails and a
message appear:The plugin did not initialize properly ecc ecc
If i disable antiphishing and reopen browser i can view trailer...
I have tried to unistall and reinstall but unsuccessful

Hi Zarkor,

Well, I guess you should consider yourself lucky if you can view the movie
trailers at that site under any condition.

I have four machines here all with Windows XP SP2, two machines with IE6 and
two with IE7 installed. Three of the machines have the latest version of
the Quicktime Player installed on them and one has the Quicktime Alternative
installed on it, and I am "not able" to view any of the trailers at that
site.

So I am unable to test your theory about the Phishing Filter causing the
problem in IE7, because I can't view any of the Trailers here with IE6 or
IE7. Or for that matter with Avant or Firefox.

Quicktime simply stops responding with the Quicktime Icon with a Question
mark in it on all my machines here when I click on one the trailers at that
site, the .mov file simply does not download. I can only assume this is
because of a problem connecting to the server that's dishing up the .mov
file.

I'm stuck with a dialup connection here so I generally don't visit a site
such as the one you posted for obvious reasons. So I thought I'd give it a
shot after you posted the link, unfortunately, I'm unable to view the
trailers regardless of Browser Brand, Brower version, or Quicktime plugin.

Consider yourself lucky;)

Donald Anadell


"zarkor" <zarkor@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:43BEB13C-7192-42CE-911E-FD79A6E7165A@microsoft.com...
>
>
> "Donald Anadell" wrote:
>
>> The poster in that discussion group said that he||she turned off "Norton
>> Internet Security 2007" phishing filter to solve the problem, not the IE7
>> phising filter. Do you use such a third party phishing filter, and did
>> you
>> try turning it off? Did you try turning off the IE7 phishing filter, and
>> if
>> you did, did that solve you problem?
>>
>> I have no problems viewing Quicktime movies in the IE7 Browser with the
>> IE7
>> phishing filter turned either on or off.
>>
>> Are you quite sure these are Quicktime movies(.mov) and not Flash videos
>> that you are unable to view? Can you supply a link to such a site that
>> you
>> are unable to view the files on?
>>
>> Others posting here have said that they resolved their Quicktime problems
>> by
>> uninstalling the Quicktime player(via ADD||Remove programs), and then
>> downloading and re-installing the latest version from here:
>> http://www.apple.com/quicktime/download/win.html
>> Have you tried this approach?
>>
>>
>> Donald Anadell
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> "zarkor" <zarkor@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:42A20260-476B-4BB7-B243-B014856C4919@microsoft.com...
>> > anti phishing filter of internet explorer 7 block loading of quicktime
>> > plugin
>> > and i can't view videos or trailers(quicktime format) in the browser
>> > discussion also in apple forum:
>> >
>> > http://discussions.apple.com/thread....03129&tstart=0
>> >
>> > please fix it
>> >
> I'm sure that problem is antiphishing of ie7 because when i disable it i
> can
> watch videos
> videos that i can't play are located at following address:
> http://www.apple.com/trailers/
> any trailer that i try to view in any format(small medium large) fails and
> a
> message appear:The plugin did not initialize properly ecc ecc
> If i disable antiphishing and reopen browser i can view trailer...
> I have tried to unistall and reinstall but unsuccessful
>
>
>