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cant view this website
im trying to view this online tv website
<site addr. deleted> and im having problems? :( |
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What browser and what version of OS X are you using? What problems are you experiencing? Be specific and extremely detailed in your description of problems. |
Interesting that it works for you Hayne - Doesn't work for me in any browser, stalls when I select any channel on the cover with no video window and no browser activity. Could it be blocked by my Cable ISP who also sells HDTV?
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I went to that page again and this time clicked on ABC and got to a different page with a video area where it told me that I had to be in the US to view the TV shows. I then clicked on CNN and didn't get much in the way of video area etc. I assume this is because it is using some other video mechanism or whatever. In any case, you need to be specific about what isn't working. |
When I go to the, this is what I see:
http://i125.photobucket.com/albums/p...r/Picture1.jpg |
No problems her either.
Some quick questions. What Mac OSX system version are you using? Do you have all the current updates installed? Which browsers have you tried? This may help shed some light on the problem you are having. |
I can access the site in Firefox and Safari but the videos that are linked to the site directly, not the links along the bottom, don't work.
Such as this page: http://www.channelsurfing.net/watch-...n-network.html I can view that page, but there's no video if there's meant to be any there. |
I didn't try them all, but the ABC streaming video seems to work fine. I watched a few minutes of Grey's Anatomy.
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Safari error message
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http://www.channelsurfing.net/watch-...n-network.html generates the following error message in Safari (Mac OSX 10.4.8): The page “Watch online news for free.” has content of MIME type “application/x-oleobject”. Because you don’t have a plug-in installed for this MIME type, this content can’t be displayed. Any ideas? Regards, Nick |
Found it!
Hi,
This has been answered before; http://forums.macosxhints.com/archiv...p/t-44077.html Regards, Nick |
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