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Tuesday, April 22, 2003 |
Recently I was trying to explain how Windows Media and Internet Explorer on Windows hijacks the playback of QuickTime VR content, but I'm not sure I succeeded. Then I found this tutorial which summarizes the situation pretty well, although it omits one solution or renaming all your QuickTime content to a unique extension which the QuickTime software reecognizes but Windows Media Player ignores (like ".pano"?)
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