 | Well I think I figured this one out... I was having the same problem..
What I did was for the browser plugin, I unchecked the streaming movies
box, but in the video section, I checked Quick Time Movie. So that will
still allow you to have quicktime play its movies only...
Hope this helps
Jon wrote:
> Go into the Quicktime options (Under the File Type Associations menu)
> and uncheck the "Notify me if other applications modify these viewer
> associations." Then try to associate them with Winamp again. It's
just
> a guess though.
>
> Jon
> http://www.4goofs.com
>
> On 8 Feb 2002 11:25:12 -0800, brundlefly76@hotmail.com (Seth Brundle)
> wrote:
>
> >I am using IE 6 under XP Home.
> >
> >Whenever I click on an MP3 file, Quicktime loads in the browser
> >window, attempts to play it, and promptly crashes the entire
browser.
> >
> >NOWHERE, in ANY of my settings for IE, XP, or Quicktime, do I have
> >Quicktime associated with playing MP3 files - ANYWHERE. Apple has
> >f*cking hacked its way into the browser and has permenantly set
itself
> >to play MP3 files.
> >
> >IE does not seem to have any options for what plays MP3's, so I
assume
> >its up to XP file associations, all MP3 of which are set for Winamp.
> >
> >I have been throught the ridiculous rigamarole of Quicktime support
> >options before, which are far more trouble then they are worth.
> >
> >Anyone know how to fix this?
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