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Guest
Hi,
I'm having a problem accessing video content at the following address:
www.yikers.com
Everything worked fine up until a month or so ago and since then, all I get
is a red-crossed paceholder image in the top left hand corner of the player
applet. After much testing, uninstalling and reinstalling stuff to check for
comflictions, I worked out that it was caused by Windows Media Player 10.
Before I installed it, I had two active add-ons from WMP9 active (wmp.dll and
wmpdxm.dll) and I had no problems with playback on that site...after
upgrading to version 10, the add-ons were not registered in IE anymore,
though the updated versions were present in the System32 folder. Now it seems
the only way I can achieve watching that content again is to roll-back to
WMP9 but I don't really wanna do that.
Does anyone know of another way I can re-add the updated dll's into
IE...such as a command line instruction etc??
By the way, I don't have any other problems playing similar content on
different sites such as www.stupidvideos.com.
Windows is 100% upto date (except for when I roll back to WMP9) - latest
java installed etc etc.
Would be very grateful for some help or advice on this please.
Many thanks...
I'm having a problem accessing video content at the following address:
www.yikers.com
Everything worked fine up until a month or so ago and since then, all I get
is a red-crossed paceholder image in the top left hand corner of the player
applet. After much testing, uninstalling and reinstalling stuff to check for
comflictions, I worked out that it was caused by Windows Media Player 10.
Before I installed it, I had two active add-ons from WMP9 active (wmp.dll and
wmpdxm.dll) and I had no problems with playback on that site...after
upgrading to version 10, the add-ons were not registered in IE anymore,
though the updated versions were present in the System32 folder. Now it seems
the only way I can achieve watching that content again is to roll-back to
WMP9 but I don't really wanna do that.
Does anyone know of another way I can re-add the updated dll's into
IE...such as a command line instruction etc??
By the way, I don't have any other problems playing similar content on
different sites such as www.stupidvideos.com.
Windows is 100% upto date (except for when I roll back to WMP9) - latest
java installed etc etc.
Would be very grateful for some help or advice on this please.
Many thanks...