> VanguardLH wrote ...
>> If the yellow infobar shows up at the top, you need to click on it and
>> elect to run the AX control for Quicktime. Then see if the movie plays.
> If I click on the 480p button, quciktime launches and plays normally.
> However, the troubleshooting page still crashes IE every time.
> It maybe because the 480p launches the Quicktime app, while the other
> troubleshooting page has ebedded QT that doesn't launch the app.
Don't go fancy on graphics quality. Just click on the small or medium
"standard" movies to see if they play okay.
And what would be "embedded QT"? The web browser (all of them) will
need a control to decode the media stream or content hence the need for
a codec. If you want QT content to display on your host, you'll need to
install their codec (whether from them or a purloined copy included in
other software, like Quicktime Alternative).
I had no crashes loading www.apple.com/quicktime/troubleshooting/
you try disabling all non-Microsoft add-ons except Quicktime and then
retry that web page? Could be you have other 3rd party add-ons that
conflict with the Quicktime add-on. Add-ons are not just sometimes
incompatible with a new version of a web browsers. Sometimes they are
incompatible with each other.