the biggest file is 1 gig and the smallest is 24MB they play the same both
sizes studder.
I do not know what the old format was i am guessing it was Fat32 as it came
from dell computers. it was Windows XP Pro for the OS

ok all i found out why it is not working. Director MX 2004 is not compatible
with the newest version of QuickTime. I installed QuickTime version 6.4 and all
videos work fine. So if anyone is have problems with quick time running bad in
director mx go try the 6.4 version of quick time.

thanks again to all.

Fragboy posted in macromedia.director.basics:

> ok all i found out why it is not working. Director MX 2004 is not
> compatible with the newest version of QuickTime. I installed
> QuickTime version 6.4 and all videos work fine. So if anyone is
> have problems with quick time running bad in director mx go try
> the 6.4 version of quick time.

Well, that was a weird one, but thanks for the follow up.


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"Fragboy" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> ok all i found out why it is not working. Director MX 2004 is not
> compatible
> with the newest version of QuickTime. I installed QuickTime version
> 6.4 and all
> videos work fine. So if anyone is have problems with quick time
> running bad in
> director mx go try the 6.4 version of quick time.
>
> thanks again to all.
>

Hello,
thanks for reporting, but I dont understand:
I thought you said you had not changed anything on the machine, then
how come QuickTime can have something to do with the problem?

Have you been wasting our braincells?

Richard

At this stage in life, I have precious few left to waste. ;-)

>
> Have you been wasting our braincells?
>
> Richard
>
>