There is also a Quicktime component available from Uturn Software. And there is also Mint Audio, that seems like it might play streaming Ogg files, though I haven't tried it.

The documentation is alittle lacking could somebody point out a good FAQ on setting up mp3 streaming. I have my mac and 3 PC's in the flat I want to be able to stream playlists to…

Use this URL to access your MP3 stream http://192.168.1.5:8000/mountpoint

i can only assume apple is working on dvd studio pro for os x. but i haven't heard anything about it. anyone know anything?

Apparently, it will be called DVD Studio Pro 1.5. It is not due for a month or more. This information is from the recent QuickTime Live! expo. [ 02-21-2002: Message edited by: Neo…

In fact, I saw DVDSP 1.5 in action today on OS X at an Apple seminar. It seems to have the same functionality and look as the current version and seemed stable enough, so expect i…

importing audio CD tracks... anyone notice that this feature has been lost in quicktime player? maybe i've overlooked something. can someone confirm this? also... what about th…

Joogabah, I imported a track from a CD last night without any problems. It is exactly the same as QuickTime 3. Nothing has changed for me. -Goatie

I find it annoying that the Quicktime plugin adds the controller to the bottom of Shockwave Flash animations. This causes the files not to register properly in the browser and as a…

Did you try setting controller=false in the embed tag? Just checking. I bet it's some variation on that, if it's not a bug...

On the other hand, I find it troubling that Quicktime takes over handling of swf files, since it's takeover of .wav and .au files is a real pain in the butt, if you're trying to us…

Actually, you have to set the plugin to accept ".swf" files, then change your preferences in Netscape. It doesn't automatically take over that file extention.

Official word from Apple on how to remedy this problem if you are designing web pages: "There are two ways to handle this: 1. If you know your viewers will have QuickTime 4 insta…

I personally think that would be AWESOME, and as ancient as the old audio CD player is, it only makes sense... Also, I should point out that I HATE the functionality of the resize…

Right on!! Go for it apple!!

Right on!! Go for it apple!!

DO IT!! It makes perfect sense.

That sounds great. How about calling Qucktime Media Player or something - I think Media Player is already taken by Microsoft. Even if they don't roll the two together, how about u…

The only issue I see is this: QT4 uses over 4 MB of RAM while Apple CD Audio Player uses less than 500kb. This could be a problem if QT4 stops playing the CD when you quit, unlike …

I also thought of this idea. On the night of QuickTime 4�s release. Combine the two but also add the functionality of NetCD. That being to connecting to and interacting with the…

You know, do we really HAVE to quit the CD Player program? And, not only that, but the current CD Player DOES still work, so, I don't know. I guess I was just thinking that maybe…

Right on! The Apple CD player sucks right now anyway, just throw it in with the "media player," afterall CDs are a form of multimedia!

And who else would like to see a better Xclaim Video Player application from ATI? Imagine if Apple and ATI would team up to add a plug-in architecture for the QT Player where a m…

Alright!!! And lets have a the Apple Menu calculator, Simple Sound and the Jigsaw Puzzle embedded into the QT4 Player...and while Apple is at it, let's have a mini word-processor …

Yeah! That's a great idea, Phungus! ;-) Then they can start building in all the applications you'll ever need, Photoshop, Excel, FileMaker, Netscape, and on and on. Sure, it'll…