Where is Safari plug in for windows mp 9?

[iCe Cube]

Where is Safari plug in for windows media player 9?

THANKS

 

[Duff-Man]

Duff-Man says....mine is where it should be - /library/internet plug-ins/ ....oh yeah!

 

[iCe Cube]

I don't even have any plug-ins in that folder. However, I know for a fact that java and shockwave work in safari. Do you know where I can find the plug-in as I need it so that I can look use BBC News' audio and video stuff (it requires either real player or wmp)

 

[unfaded]

They should install with a Windows Media Player or RealPlayer installation as part of the installation package.

 

[MisterMe]

I don't even have any plug-ins in that folder. However, I know for a fact that java and shockwave work in safari. Do you know where I can find the plug-in as I need it so that I can look use BBC News' audio and video stuff (it requires either real player or wmp)

Java is a part of MacOS X. IIRC, Shockwave support is built into Safari. Shockwave support is also built into QuickTime.

 

[mcmillan]

They should install with a Windows Media Player or RealPlayer installation as part of the installation package.

Yes, he's right. @iCe Cube: My plug-in folder is empty too, but that doesn't mean anything. All the plug-ins are listed in Safari's menu. Go to Help/Installed Plug-ins

 

[mkrishnan]

Yes, he's right. @iCe Cube: My plug-in folder is empty too, but that doesn't mean anything. All the plug-ins are listed in Safari's menu. Go to Help/Installed Plug-ins

There are *TWO* plug-in folders that Safari uses for your account:

/users/(you)/library/internet plug-ins/
/library/internet plug-ins/

All of the plug-ins being discussed exist, and they should be in one place or the other -- QT, Flash, Shockwave, WMP, Real and Java all use plug-in files that go in these folders. Most of mine are in the second of the two. They may get put in the first if you install them on a per-user basis.

 

[mcmillan]

/library/internet plug-ins/

Indeed

Thanks.