Troubleshooting & Tips for Viewing Animated GIF, MPEG-4 and QuickTime Animations at JamesMurray.tv

• Please be patient while the animation loads.
• Some MPEG-4 and QuickTime Movies contain audio.
• You may need to empty or clear your Web browser's cache and reload the page.

Viewing an Animated GIF

Viewing as a QuickTime Movie

Viewing as a MPEG-4 Movie

How to view a PDF file

 

Viewing an Animated GIF

• A Web browser plugin or player is not required for animated GIFs.
• Audio is not included with Animated GIFs, however some Web pages may contain embedded music (a MIDI file).

 

Viewing as a QuickTime Movie

• If you do not see the animation, you may need to download the QuickTime plugin. Download the free QuickTime player for Windows or Mac.
• If the animation does not play in its entirety, click the triangle located on the left side of the scroll bar beneath the animation.
• View the animation as a QuickTime movie if you have a higher speed internet connection.
• Support for QuickTime
• FAQs about QuickTime Player

 

Viewing as a MPEG-4 Movie

What is MPEG-4? Click here.

FAQs about MPEG-4

 

How to view a PDF file

• Use Adobe Reader or your Web browser to view the file.
  Adobe Reader is free reader software available from Adobe (Adobe Systems Inc.).
  For more information about Adobe Reader and how to download it, click here.
• If you use your Web browser, it must be configured to view PDF files.
• Wikipedia, a free-content encyclopedia, has more information about the PDF
  (Portable Document Format), as well as, other free readers.

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