Can you watch this video using Safari?

[Mic'sBook]

Apple -> MacBook Pro -> Design -> Interactive Gallery -> Illuminated Keyboard

*I am using Mac OS X Snow Leopard 10.6.3

I can view it using Firefox 3.6.3, but can't view it using Safari 4.0.5.

However, when I right-click 'Inspect Element' on that video-showing area, and then continuously click the HTML codes that contain the movie URL, Safari 4.0.5 can play it.

Do you encounter the same problem as me? Thanks in advance!

 

[pimentoLoaf]

Cannot view it either: all I get is a blue question mark and a loading spokie-thing.

 

[primalman]

Works fine in Safari for me.

 

[yellow]

Works fine in 10.5.8 Server, Safari 4.05 for me.

 

[Mal]

Same problem here. Safari 4.0.5 on Mac OS X 10.6.3. I tested with and without Safari AdBlocker enabled, but that didn't make any difference.

jW

 

[Consultant]

There is a "report bugs to Apple" menu item in Safari.

 

[michaelk242]

That blue question mark means that you dont have the codec to play the video (if it was broken then itd show a torn paper), a simple way to fix this is to install a package application that contains many types of codecs, I use Perian. It is a free, and widely used app that integrates into your computers preferences, allowing you to run many video types. Go to http://perian.org/

 

[Mr Skills]

That blue question mark means that you dont have the codec to play the video (if it was broken then itd show a torn paper), a simple way to fix this is to install a package application that contains many types of codecs, I use Perian. It is a free, and widely used app that integrates into your computers preferences, allowing you to run many video types. Go to http://perian.org/

You'd think that Apple's own website wouldn't use such an esoteric codec! I've also had problems playing some of Apple's videos in Chrome.

 

[calderone]

That blue question mark means that you dont have the codec to play the video (if it was broken then itd show a torn paper), a simple way to fix this is to install a package application that contains many types of codecs, I use Perian. It is a free, and widely used app that integrates into your computers preferences, allowing you to run many video types. Go to http://perian.org/

I am running perian and it isn't working for me...

To the OP, if you collapse the video-id element you can get the link to the actual movie:
http://movies.apple.com/movies/us/a...cbookpro_keyboard_clip_20081014_r640-9cie.mov

This plays just fine.

Also, it might just be dumping because this image doesn't exist:
http://images.apple.com/macbookpro/overlays/images/keyboard_endframe_20081014.jpg

 

[Mic'sBook]

Thank you for all your replies!

I tried to launch Safari in 32-bit mode,
it will show up a... picture, but I guess it is the first frame of the movie,
as I can't see those options like 'Save Image...' in the right-click menu.

Still don't know why...

Any replies are welcomed! Thanks in advance!!

 

[decksnap]

works fine in Safari 3.1.2 on Tiger. Not that that helps any!