Quicktime doesn't seem to work by default in Firefox on Ubuntu.
To get it working, you'll need to check/install plugins which Firefox uses to play video.
First, remove any other firefox plugins related to video; on my system these included:
sudo apt-get remove mozilla-mplayer(I had previously installed these in attempts to get Quicktime working.)
sudo apt-get remove mozilla-plugin-vlc
Next install an additional plugin for gstreamer:
sudo apt-get install gstreamer0.10-gl
Now point your browser to some quicktime content (http://www.apple.com/trailers/) and enjoy.
Note: I was previously using the mozilla-mplayer package with some success, though Firefox would periodically crash for some unknown reason when viewing Quicktime content .
5 comments:
Fantastic! I've searched everywhere for how to do this & the vlc & mplayer plugs aren't working for me. With this I can even view the HD trailers!!!
Thanks heaps!
(Using Ubuntu Gutsy)
Doesn'T work with KUbuntu 7.10
I can't find a plugin for Linux on the Apple site. What can I use for Ubuntu?
sigh....why is it people don't indicate which Ubuntu release and version of FF
doesn't work
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