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Navigator/2 error loading .wav files
#24
Author: Doug McKibbin
Date: Sun, 06 Jul 1997 00:00
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third time's a charm...

Since installing the June release of Navigator/2 and its plug-in pack, I
receive the following message when loading a .wav file on a webpage:

Unable to load mulitmedia data.
Unsupported format tag (system return code=0x1409)

about:plugins states that .wav support is installed and I had no problem
with the prior release of Navigator/2.  Can someone load
http://www.wimbledon.org and see if you get the same error?
Any suggestions are appreciated.
TIA


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Re: Navigator/2 error loading .wav files
#25
Author: jpedone
Date: Mon, 07 Jul 1997 00:00
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In <pnvwakqsvhjeq.pminews@slip166-72-4-158.il.us.ibm.net>, "Doug McKibbin" <dmckib@NOSPAM.goodnet.com> writes:
>third time's a charm...
>
>Since installing the June release of Navigator/2 and its plug-in pack, I
>receive the following message when loading a .wav file on a webpage:
>
>Unable to load mulitmedia data.
>Unsupported format tag (system return code=0x1409)
>
>about:plugins states that .wav support is installed and I had no problem
>with the prior release of Navigator/2.  Can someone load
>http://www.wimbledon.org and see if you get the same error?
>Any suggestions are appreciated.
>TIA
>
>

It works fine here with Warp 4 FP1 and NS/2 June release installed 
over NS/2 GA.  Between the WAV and JAVA applet this is a rather busy 
site.  Any chance there's a problem in your JAVA ? >Regards,

j.



J. Pedone
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Re: Navigator/2 error loading .wav files
#23
Author: Frank Winkler
Date: Wed, 09 Jul 1997 00:00
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In article <5ppp7n$9o5$2@excalibur.flash.net>, jpedone@flash.net writes:

|> >Since installing the June release of Navigator/2 and its plug-in pack, I
|> >receive the following message when loading a .wav file on a webpage:
|> >
|> >Unable to load mulitmedia data.
|> >Unsupported format tag (system return code=0x1409)
|> >
|> >about:plugins states that .wav support is installed and I had no problem
|> >with the prior release of Navigator/2.  Can someone load
|> >http://www.wimbledon.org and see if you get the same error?

I have the same problem but also had it with the older Netscape releases. Didn't
test www.wimbledon.org but www.swf3.de.

Any honts?

TIA



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