Mac OS X Web Browser plug-ins (Real Player)

Have you tried running your browser in Rosetta? Don't forget that RealPlayer is also a browser. Use the built-in browser to visit the site that you want see.

 

I had this problem also, not anymore though, cheers!

 

It's working fine for me and I'm using Safari 2.0.4 (419.3), 10.4.7, and Real Player 10.1.0 (412). All PPC, all the time.

At the BBC link you posted, I selected Real Player for viewing when I clicked on a news item and, after another screen confirming that my media preference had been saved, the clip played just fine via Real Player's plugin.

Real Player should install and work without any problems, both the player and the plug-in, so it's hard to say what the problem might be on your system. You might try reinstalling Real Player and see if that fixes it. That fact that it's not working in both browsers indicates that the plug-in is not installed (or not installed properly, or has otherwise been altered/fooled with) in your Internet Plug-ins folder.

The current version of Real Player is universal, so Rosetta isn't an issue.

 

I had this problem too and came to this forum while searching for a solution. Anyway I figured out the issue.

Go to the applications folder and start realplay. If its the first time you are starting the realplay it'll ask you few questions including their usage terms. The next thing you see is their welcome screen. If you don't see this behavior try re-installing the realplay and follow above mentioned steps. Once you accept their terms it probably installs (a link) in the /Library/Internet/Plugins folder. Now it should work in firefox.

 

This works for me!! Safari + Real Plug in

Hi guys,

Basically, i followed what people were saying about running Safari under Rosetta. When i tried it it didnt work.

I then tried Real player under Rosetta and restarted both of them, the BBC news plug now works.

I am sooo pleased because i was seriously starting to go back and use Windows because the plugins are essential part of web surfacing. The BBC web site is one i use quite often.

If youre unsure how to boot up using rosetta. Click on the Safari Icon on the docking station Right click (or hold click) , Click Show in Finder. This opens up another window, rightclick (hold click) on the safari icon again (in new window) and select GET INFO. There is a tick box for Rosetta about half way down.

i must say its pretty piss-poor of safari to not work properly. Come on Apple get it sorted without us pissing around with settings most people dont even understand.

How lovely to hear the Jo Whiley show again

Cheers
Daz

 

FYI, you still have other problems, cheers to you.