webcam viewing

Since I installed FF 1.5 I cannot view a live webcam .I can view the
image using IE 6.0 or AOL. Any help will be appreciated. Thanks

budfarrar

Once upon a time *budfarrar* wrote:
> Since I installed FF 1.5 I cannot view a live webcam .I can view the
> image using IE 6.0 or AOL. Any help will be appreciated. Thanks

Very strange to hear this! For me looking at live Webcam is a interest
and feel it's better using Mozilla since it works with no need for
ActiveX as IE need for most of them. But I don't look at webcam's
depending on visitors having Java installed. I do have Java on my
computer but I hate Java applications on websites, so I have it turned
off!

Do you have any URL's to webcam's that don't work for you with FF? Also,
check this and see if it works:

http://hem.bredband.net/arnel/webcam.html

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Arne wrote:
> Once upon a time *budfarrar* wrote:
>
>>Since I installed FF 1.5 I cannot view a live webcam .I can view the
>>image using IE 6.0 or AOL. Any help will be appreciated. Thanks
>
>
> Very strange to hear this! For me looking at live Webcam is a interest
> and feel it's better using Mozilla since it works with no need for
> ActiveX as IE need for most of them. But I don't look at webcam's
> depending on visitors having Java installed. I do have Java on my
> computer but I hate Java applications on websites, so I have it turned
> off!
>
> Do you have any URL's to webcam's that don't work for you with FF? Also,
> check this and see if it works:
>
> http://hem.bredband.net/arnel/webcam.html
>
thank you for the reply, try this website: www.glmi.org/webcam try
during daylight hours US eastern standard time.

Once upon a time *budfarrar* wrote:

> Arne wrote:
>> Once upon a time *budfarrar* wrote:
>>
>>>Since I installed FF 1.5 I cannot view a live webcam .I can view the
>>>image using IE 6.0 or AOL. Any help will be appreciated. Thanks
>>
>>
>> Very strange to hear this! For me looking at live Webcam is a interest
>> and feel it's better using Mozilla since it works with no need for
>> ActiveX as IE need for most of them. But I don't look at webcam's
>> depending on visitors having Java installed. I do have Java on my
>> computer but I hate Java applications on websites, so I have it turned
>> off!
>>
>> Do you have any URL's to webcam's that don't work for you with FF? Also,
>> check this and see if it works:
>>
>> http://hem.bredband.net/arnel/webcam.html
>>
> thank you for the reply, try this website: www.glmi.org/webcam try
> during daylight hours US eastern standard time.

That site use a Java Applet Cam and I was able to see the image when I
turned my Java on in Mozilla. Sorry, I can't help much since I don't use
Firefox, but could it be that you are missing some Java Plug-In dll
files? I have a lot of those:

File name: NPJava11.dll
File name: NPJava12.dll
File name: NPJava13.dll
File name: NPJava32.dll
File name: NPJPI140_01.dll
File name: NPOJI610.dll

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/Arne

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Arne wrote:

> Once upon a time *budfarrar* wrote:
>
>
>>Arne wrote:
>>
>>>Once upon a time *budfarrar* wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>Since I installed FF 1.5 I cannot view a live webcam .I can view the
>>>>image using IE 6.0 or AOL. Any help will be appreciated. Thanks
>>>
>>>
>>>Very strange to hear this! For me looking at live Webcam is a interest
>>>and feel it's better using Mozilla since it works with no need for
>>>ActiveX as IE need for most of them. But I don't look at webcam's
>>>depending on visitors having Java installed. I do have Java on my
>>>computer but I hate Java applications on websites, so I have it turned
>>>off!
>>>
>>>Do you have any URL's to webcam's that don't work for you with FF? Also,
>>>check this and see if it works:
>>>
>>>http://hem.bredband.net/arnel/webcam.html
>>>
>>
>>thank you for the reply, try this website: www.glmi.org/webcam try
>>during daylight hours US eastern standard time.
>
>
> That site use a Java Applet Cam and I was able to see the image when I
> turned my Java on in Mozilla. Sorry, I can't help much since I don't use
> Firefox, but could it be that you are missing some Java Plug-In dll
> files? I have a lot of those:
>
> File name: NPJava11.dll
> File name: NPJava12.dll
> File name: NPJava13.dll
> File name: NPJava32.dll
> File name: NPJPI140_01.dll
> File name: NPOJI610.dll
>
You're missing one: NPJava14.dll. And if you're using the current
version of java then the other file would be NPJPI150_06.dll

"budfarrar" <> wrote in message
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> Arne wrote:
>> Once upon a time *budfarrar* wrote:
>>
>>>Since I installed FF 1.5 I cannot view a live webcam .I can view the
>>>image using IE 6.0 or AOL. Any help will be appreciated. Thanks
>>
>>
>> Very strange to hear this! For me looking at live Webcam is a interest
>> and feel it's better using Mozilla since it works with no need for
>> ActiveX as IE need for most of them. But I don't look at webcam's
>> depending on visitors having Java installed. I do have Java on my
>> computer but I hate Java applications on websites, so I have it turned
>> off!
>>
>> Do you have any URL's to webcam's that don't work for you with FF? Also,
>> check this and see if it works:
>>
>> http://hem.bredband.net/arnel/webcam.html
>>
> thank you for the reply, try this website: www.glmi.org/webcam try during
> daylight hours US eastern standard time.

I have FF ver.1.5 and have no problem viewing the web cam at the above site.
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