It could also be that you didn't run the Install.bat script and the
movies are not in the expected location, which looks probable based on
your other email.
-Joel Hedden
On Tue, 2003-02-25 at 11:07, Joel Hedden wrote:
> Steve,
> You should make sure that your client isn't targeting a web server
> running on port 80 (check client's Transport setting under QuickTime
> Preferences). This seems to be the most common cause of the problem
> that you're seeing.
>
> -Joel Hedden
>
> On Tue, 2003-02-25 at 10:44, Steve wrote:
> > Ok well I have Darwin now on a linux box. When I go from my web page I
> > keep getting the same error 404 not found. The sample_300kbit.mov is
> > there.
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