The problem is that you likely aren't embedding the QuickTime movie
object correctly in your HTML, and thus the raw "rtsp" url on your
windows machines is being directed to the real player plugin.
What you need to do to achieve cross-platform compatibility so that
your rtsp QuickTime urls work is by creating the appropriate QuickTime
embed/object html tags, and creating a QuickTime reference movie -
which in turn contains the rtsp URL.
Check around on Apple's QuickTime website and you'll find url's like
this in the developer area
On Tuesday, April 1, 2003, at 12:29 PM, Bruce O'Neal wrote:
i am creating streaming content for a windows network that is really
locked down (meaning, users cannot change settings on their machines
without the intervention of a network administrator).
when i create streaming .mov files the mac people get it (of course),
but the windows users' machines attempt to open the rtsp file in real
one.
i have tried setting qt mime settings, the real settings, etc. , but
real refuses to allow qt to be the default player for rtsp formats.
any suggestions?
i would attempt to make these .mp4 files, but not sure if that would
work either? any help would be appreciated.
