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Trying to Embed Real Video in Netscape

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beekman

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by using a rtsp:// server (the .rm file is located on) However netscape doesn' t recognize the rtsp:// source, and bumps the player, out of the page, and the realplayer is a floating window. What do I do? Do I need to host the real files for netscape users on an http:// server so netscape doesn't pop-up the player. I need to keep it all embedded.

ANY help would be appreciated.

Thanks
 
Embed an .ram file instead of the .rm one.

BTW, this is not a highly technical topic. Try the 'Software - Applications, programming, and games' forum.
 
did the .ram file, the problem is that is on a rtsp:// server

such as a rtsp://file.ram

pointing to a rtsp://file.rm and not

http://file.ram pointing to a http://file.rm


the problem is rtsp...sorry if this is the wrong forum, just couldn't find a darn thing ANYwhere on the net
 
The .ram file must be on a http server, this .ram file then points to the .rm file on the rtsp server. It's common practice.
 
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