Could you help? After trying your advice, i still cannot see the clips, although i did hear the voice. What i saw was as below. Thks.
Can someone please share an account, curious to see the vids but I am running a Mac. No IE!!! Please PM me. Thanks.
Sharing an account won't help you unless you can access the videos in your browser. Go download Opera, which can trick websites into believing it's IE. http://www.opera.com/download/index.dml?platform=mac
I have another problem - Opera on my Mac does not even want to play the free videos! Anyone know why this is, what plug-ins I need, etc? It just shows a blank space where the video should be.
Oh dear. I have a horrible, sinking feeling that they require Windows Media Player. Looks like my advice was useless
I noticed that I was able to watch the sample videos using Firefox 2 on a Max OS X machine. You can even download these 4 videos (3 instruction vids). http://ibbs.tv/IBBS/home/freevideos.aspx However, when I tried to access the any of the full-length vids, the video window that opened up informed me that I needed IE 5 or Greater. Someone mentioned a utility for simulating IE in a Firefox tab. Does NE1 kno if a similar type of plug-in or other utility will enable you to simulate an IE environment w/Mac OS-X?
Don't kno if it's applicable to your situation but have you looked at the fixes described in post #12 and post #37 of this thread? You might need to do something similar to fix your problem. It very likely will be a bit different than what is described in those posts, but perhaps they will give you ideas on how to solve your specific prob. I assume that you have a way of playing wmv files on your Mac, correct?
Thanks for trying to help! Sorry to include all this geek stuff. Yes, I can see the 4 free sample videos on Firefox on my Mac (in your link in post 70). It's the full length videos I am having problems with, it insists on having IE 5.0 or greater. I have tried Opera, but no videos work on Opera at all... I have a way of playing Quicktime and WMV videos on my Mac but it seems to only work with Firefox. I am not familiar enough with Opera to figure out why this is the case. I've also checked out the IE-Tab extension for Firefox and its not available for the Mac. Seems like I've got to either (1) shell out for the DVDs (2) watch the videos from someone elses computer before June 7th!
im rejoining this thread late, but at a quick glance at the previous post- i watched them on my mac via IE 5 ( its out there-a mac version-and is free ) and had media player ( also out there- a mac version ) and had the codex installed anyway from my quicktime viewing of other stuff. This should work-sorry if its been mentioned but im way too tired to look back over 72 posts So download those things and try again. Or just watch them in a net cafe and bring a pen and paper to take notes.
Thanks!!!! I scoured the internet and managed to find a copy of IE 5.2x available for the Mac. I tried looking last night but couldn't find it, but this time managed to locate a copy. I have the VLC media player and the videos work fine! Thank you again. I've got a lot of viewing to do before 7th June....
Ahh, a fellow linux user I see. Unfortunately I could not find a solution ethier so I resorted to going on my desktop and registering which gave me an error. I believe there was a plug in for firefox that let it imitate other browser clients?
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