by Rats » Fri, 02 Jan 2004 18:35:19
by alve » Fri, 02 Jan 2004 19:56:01
What OS/browser are u using?
alvey
in brisbane, just off to see the station manager.
by Rats » Sat, 03 Jan 2004 06:21:20
> What OS/browser are u using?
by alve » Sat, 03 Jan 2004 07:29:54
>>Has it worked for u b4?
>>What OS/browser are u using?
> That was the first time I tried it. I am using IE 6.0.
and what O/S r u using?
by Rats » Sat, 03 Jan 2004 07:43:07
> and what O/S r u using?
by alve » Sat, 03 Jan 2004 10:31:54
>>Did you allow the plugin to install?
>>and what O/S r u using?
> Yes, I installed the plugin. I am using Win XP.
"Instructions to do what I did in IE:
Go Tools->Internet Options...->Settings->View Objects.
Delete the Illuminatus Active X control from
DigitalWorkshop.
Visit alveyland.net again, and this time it should
install just fine and
should work"
This is what Shripathi successfully did and what I suggested Wog do,
but I never heard back from him so I can't say if it worked.
The product does seem to be a tetchy beast. I've had inexplicable
episodes meself where it hasn't worked during dev so I've given up and
gone to bed only to find that it works fine first thing in the morning.
alvey
by Rats » Sat, 03 Jan 2004 11:31:15
> "Instructions to do what I did in IE:
> Go Tools->Internet Options...->Settings->View Objects.
> Delete the Illuminatus Active X control from
> DigitalWorkshop.
> Visit alveyland.net again, and this time it should
> install just fine and
> should work"
> This is what Shripathi successfully did and what I suggested Wog do,
> but I never heard back from him so I can't say if it worked.
> The product does seem to be a tetchy beast. I've had inexplicable
> episodes meself where it hasn't worked during dev so I've given up and
> gone to bed only to find that it works fine first thing in the morning.
by alve » Sat, 03 Jan 2004 12:16:25
>>HD response # 1:
>>"Instructions to do what I did in IE:
>>Go Tools->Internet Options...->Settings->View Objects.
>>Delete the Illuminatus Active X control from
>>DigitalWorkshop.
>>Visit alveyland.net again, and this time it should
>>install just fine and
>>should work"
>>This is what Shripathi successfully did and what I suggested Wog do,
>>but I never heard back from him so I can't say if it worked.
>>The product does seem to be a tetchy beast. I've had inexplicable
>>episodes meself where it hasn't worked during dev so I've given up and
>>gone to bed only to find that it works fine first thing in the morning.
> IT WORKED! I have now got full subscription to AlveyTV!
alvey
by Spaceman Spif » Sat, 03 Jan 2004 12:21:30
>> Hey Alvey. Most of the links are coming up with 404 errors. Those
>> links that appear when clicked on load for a little while ( 30s to
>> 3m) and then nothing happens. Am I doing something wrong or has
>> AlveyTV taken some time off?
> Has it worked for u b4?
> What OS/browser are u using?
--
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by alve » Sat, 03 Jan 2004 13:07:49
snip
> never worked for me either.
> why don't you just provide direct links to the mpg files (or whatever format
> you're creating them in).
alvey
by Rats » Sat, 03 Jan 2004 13:22:41
by Spaceman Spif » Sat, 03 Jan 2004 13:28:24
>>> Did you allow the plugin to install?
>>> and what O/S r u using?
>> Yes, I installed the plugin. I am using Win XP.
> HD response # 1:
> "Instructions to do what I did in IE:
> Go Tools->Internet Options...->Settings->View Objects.
> Delete the Illuminatus Active X control from
> DigitalWorkshop.
> Visit alveyland.net again, and this time it should
> install just fine and
> should work"
> This is what Shripathi successfully did and what I suggested Wog do,
> but I never heard back from him so I can't say if it worked.
--
stay cool,
Spaceman Spiff
When the shadows grow, it'll do you fine
When the cold winds blow, it'll ease your mind
The shape it takes could be yours to choose,
What you may win, what you may lose
by Spaceman Spif » Sat, 03 Jan 2004 14:02:19
>> "Instructions to do what I did in IE:
>> Go Tools->Internet Options...->Settings->View Objects.
>> Delete the Illuminatus Active X control from
>> DigitalWorkshop.
>> Visit alveyland.net again, and this time it should
>> install just fine and
>> should work"
>> This is what Shripathi successfully did and what I suggested Wog do,
>> but I never heard back from him so I can't say if it worked.
> tried it. still doesn't work.
> i've tried win xp pro and win 2k pro.
> i've tried both ie and netscape.
> why don't you just offer the mpgs for direct download?
--
stay cool,
Spaceman Spiff
She wants money, what she wants, She wants money, what she wants,
She wants money, what she wants, She wants money, what she wants,
Money money, money money money. Money money, money money money.
by alve » Sat, 03 Jan 2004 15:51:10
>>This is what Shripathi successfully did and what I suggested Wog do,
>>but I never heard back from him so I can't say if it worked.
> tried it. still doesn't work.
> i've tried win xp pro and win 2k pro.
> i've tried both ie and netscape.
> why don't you just offer the mpgs for direct download?
by Mad Hamis » Sun, 04 Jan 2004 12:44:02
>Go Tools->Internet Options...->Settings->View Objects.
>Delete the Illuminatus Active X control from
>DigitalWorkshop.
>Visit alveyland.net again, and this time it should
>install just fine and
>should work"
>This is what Shripathi successfully did and what I suggested Wog do,
>but I never heard back from him so I can't say if it worked.
Mad Hamish
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