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I'm trying to get to the MIT Lecture Search project ... which uses RealAudio. (I'm guessing SMIL.) Using FF2.0.0.11 I get crashes.
After reading through the article I checked the test page ... and got the NoPlugin message.
So I uninstalled a perfectly fine RA10.5 install, and when through all the steps.
The result was that the test page caused a crash.
So I went through the supplementary steps to install the other DLL.
The result was that the test page caused a crash.
What's funny about this is that fully 10 years ago with NS3 we were wasting time on the same issue.
Back then I'd launch IE *Gack Ptui!* and view the problem pages just fine.
Today I launched IE *Gack Ptui!* and viewed the problem pages just fine.
2008 and the same bullshit problems. --ben 00:49, 3 February 2008 (UTC)

I log on to a Radio Station website (www.wave105.com) which allows you to listen online using RealPlayer or Windows Media Player. I prefer RealPlayer (I use version 10.5) as I find the streaming audio is more reliable than WMP. However when I click on the RealPlayer link on the Wave105 website I get a message saying a plugin is required, when I click the link to download the plugin it reports that a suitable plugin is not available. If I log on to the website using IE I don't get the same problem! Does anyone have any idea what the problem might be that prevents the use of RealPlayer?