I apologize for starting a new thread, but I was in the process of getting
help and the replies stopped coming.

I have Crescendo Player downloaded and installed and I want it to play in
Netscape,
but it won't.

I know it works because I have tested it and I know it is installed to the
right file path or directory or whatever you call it. In any case it is
listed as a Netscape Plug-in.

I have Windows Media Player embedded in IE and it will play the midi on my
website.

But when I go to Netscape the midi won't play even though I have Crescendo
listed as a plug-in.

I have a space on my website for the midi. When I click on that it tells me I
need a plug-in to play the midi and suggests that I download Quicktime. Well,
I already have Quicktime installed as a plug-in in IE.

If I install Quicktime in Netscape will that conflict with the Quicktime in
IE?

Otherwise, why won't Crescendo play in Netscape even though it is listed as a
plug-in?

Can anyone help me resolve this?

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Gary Peterson via WindowsKB.com wrote:

> I apologize for starting a new thread, but I was in the process of getting
> help and the replies stopped coming.
>
> I have Crescendo Player downloaded and installed and I want it to play in
> Netscape,
> but it won't.
>
> I know it works because I have tested it and I know it is installed to the
> right file path or directory or whatever you call it. In any case it is
> listed as a Netscape Plug-in.
>
> I have Windows Media Player embedded in IE and it will play the midi on my
> website.
>
> But when I go to Netscape the midi won't play even though I have Crescendo
> listed as a plug-in.
>
> I have a space on my website for the midi. When I click on that it tells me I
> need a plug-in to play the midi and suggests that I download Quicktime. Well,
> I already have Quicktime installed as a plug-in in IE.
>
> If I install Quicktime in Netscape will that conflict with the Quicktime in
> IE?
>
> Otherwise, why won't Crescendo play in Netscape even though it is listed as a
> plug-in?
>
> Can anyone help me resolve this?


This is the best advice you are going to get [quoted below from Jay's site].
Those people have been using NS and Crescendo for years. People that
visit this MS group primarily use IE and WMP... and since Crescendo is no
longer supported, the newsgroup below remains your best bet.
bj

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> Posted: Sun Dec 11, 2005 8:13 am
> Your best bet is to consult some Crescendo experts.
>
> Visit snews://secnews.netscape.com:563/netscape.test.multimedia
>
> They will be glad to help...

chicagofan wrote:
>> I apologize for starting a new thread, but I was in the process of getting
>> help and the replies stopped coming.
>[quoted text clipped - 24 lines]
>>
>> Can anyone help me resolve this?
>
>This is the best advice you are going to get [quoted below from Jay's site].
> Those people have been using NS and Crescendo for years. People that
>visit this MS group primarily use IE and WMP... and since Crescendo is no
>longer supported, the newsgroup below remains your best bet.
>bj
>
>-----
>> Posted: Sun Dec 11, 2005 8:13 am
>> Your best bet is to consult some Crescendo experts.
>>
>> Visit snews://secnews.netscape.com:563/netscape.test.multimedia
> >
>> They will be glad to help...

Perhaps you have a more helpful source, like a URL? I ask this because I put
the above link into my Netscape Browser serach box and first I got an account
wizard that signed me up to become a mebner of this newsgroup. Then, not
knowing what to expect, but thinking it might be OK, I signed up. I then got
a message telling me that there was over six thousand messages waiting to
download. I think you'll agree that this is hardly a way to contact these
experts when I would have to wade through no telling how many messages to
find one pertinent to what I am looking for help for.

I assumed that maybe the link above would lead to some kind of forum where I
could post a question and contact some one directly, not have to wade through
who knows how many messages.

I have been trying to resolve this issue for nearly two months. I don't think
I want it to just get more complicated.

Why couldn't there just be a way to get to this site and take a look around?
Why is it wanting to download so many messages Especially when whoever is on
the other end doesn't know what I want.

That seems like shooting a mosquito with a machine gun.

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Gary Peterson via WindowsKB.com wrote:
>>>Can anyone help me resolve this?
>>
>>This is the best advice you are going to get [quoted below from Jay's site].
>>-----
>>
>>>Posted: Sun Dec 11, 2005 8:13 am
>>>Your best bet is to consult some Crescendo experts.
>>>
>>>Visit snews://secnews.netscape.com:563/netscape.test.multimedia
>>>
>>>They will be glad to help...
>
>
> Perhaps you have a more helpful source, like a URL? I ask this because I put
> the above link into my Netscape Browser serach box and first I got an account
> wizard that signed me up to become a mebner of this newsgroup. Then, not
> knowing what to expect, but thinking it might be OK, I signed up. I then got
> a message telling me that there was over six thousand messages waiting to
> download. I think you'll agree that this is hardly a way to contact these
> experts when I would have to wade through no telling how many messages to
> find one pertinent to what I am looking for help for.

That is what will happen if you sign up for ANY newsgroup on UseNet. All
you have to do, is LIMIT the number of messages you WANT to download first,
say 100 or 300; after downloading them, put "Crescendo" in your NS search
box, and it will select the messages that may be useful.

If you don't want to search, then just originate your own message [as you
did here] and they will answer, or direct you to previous messages that do.
However, you still have to subscribe to the newsgroup AND set up your
browser to *limit* the messages before you download and post.


> I assumed that maybe the link above would lead to some kind of forum where I
> could post a question and contact some one directly, not have to wade through
> who knows how many messages.

I'm beginning to see why you haven't been making any progress. Maybe you
should use a *supported* media player like Quicktime, and forget about
Crescendo.


> I have been trying to resolve this issue for nearly two months. I don't think
> I want it to just get more complicated.

If you consider *learning* about the software you are using too complicated,
then I don't know how anyone can help you.


> Why couldn't there just be a way to get to this site and take a look around?

It's NOT a web site. It's millions of messages on UseNet, held on servers
around the world. If you google "USENET" maybe you will get an explanation
that makes better sense than mine.


> Why is it wanting to download so many messages Especially when whoever is on
> the other end doesn't know what I want.

You are not expected to download ALL the messages *available* in ANY
newsgroup. Set YOUR NS mail reader to LIMIT the number of messages to
HOWEVER many YOU want... it's very simple. Do you know how to do this?
There's a box to fill in under Server Settings for your ISP's newsgroups.


> That seems like shooting a mosquito with a machine gun.

True... but that's not necessary. You're missing the *fundamentals* of
searching in newsgroups... it's not like a web forum. If you download only
what you need from a newsgroup, you can easily cancel the subscription after
you've found your answers. Hope this helps you understand the "whys".
bj

chicagofan wrote:
>>>>Can anyone help me resolve this?
>>>
>[quoted text clipped - 16 lines]
>> experts when I would have to wade through no telling how many messages to
>> find one pertinent to what I am looking for help for.
>
>That is what will happen if you sign up for ANY newsgroup on UseNet. All
>you have to do, is LIMIT the number of messages you WANT to download first,
>say 100 or 300; after downloading them, put "Crescendo" in your NS search
>box, and it will select the messages that may be useful.
>
>If you don't want to search, then just originate your own message [as you
>did here] and they will answer, or direct you to previous messages that do.
> However, you still have to subscribe to the newsgroup AND set up your
>browser to *limit* the messages before you download and post.
>
>> I assumed that maybe the link above would lead to some kind of forum where I
>> could post a question and contact some one directly, not have to wade through
>> who knows how many messages.
>
>I'm beginning to see why you haven't been making any progress. Maybe you
>should use a *supported* media player like Quicktime, and forget about
>Crescendo.
>
>> I have been trying to resolve this issue for nearly two months. I don't think
>> I want it to just get more complicated.
>
>If you consider *learning* about the software you are using too complicated,
>then I don't know how anyone can help you.
>
>> Why couldn't there just be a way to get to this site and take a look around?
>
>It's NOT a web site. It's millions of messages on UseNet, held on servers
>around the world. If you google "USENET" maybe you will get an explanation
>that makes better sense than mine.
>
>> Why is it wanting to download so many messages Especially when whoever is on
>> the other end doesn't know what I want.
>
>You are not expected to download ALL the messages *available* in ANY
>newsgroup. Set YOUR NS mail reader to LIMIT the number of messages to
>HOWEVER many YOU want... it's very simple. Do you know how to do this?
>There's a box to fill in under Server Settings for your ISP's newsgroups.
>
>> That seems like shooting a mosquito with a machine gun.
>
>True... but that's not necessary. You're missing the *fundamentals* of
>searching in newsgroups... it's not like a web forum. If you download only
>what you need from a newsgroup, you can easily cancel the subscription after
>you've found your answers. Hope this helps you understand the "whys".
>bj

Thanks for replying. This, however, is academic. I finally got Crescendo to
work last night.

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Gary Peterson via WindowsKB.com wrote:
>
>
> Thanks for replying. This, however, is academic. I finally got Crescendo to
> work last night.


ROTFL!!! Well, that's wonderful! Congratulations...
bj

chicagofan wrote:
>> Thanks for replying. This, however, is academic. I finally got Crescendo to
>> work last night.
>
>ROTFL!!! Well, that's wonderful! Congratulations...
>bj
Thanks for caring and trying to help!

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