Re: Colour background for quicktime plugin and favicons

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From: Jim_Jordan
Date: Mon, 23 Feb 2009 14:09

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Why does a MIDI file have a background at all? Shouldn't it simply be a scrub/controller bar on your page?

Have you experimented with how this web page looks in several browsers?

Any QuickTime element is a hit or (likely) miss matter. Not everyone has QuickTime installed. Windows users (the bulk of the internet public) probably do not have QT, which is installed by default for Mac users and those of us using GoLive.

Perhaps if you could share a page link, we could see what is happening.

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