If I try to view an animated gif file, I am confronted with a preview page with each frame available individually but the animation does not display.
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You might need to download a flash player.
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the video is on the top and the audio end is on the bottom.  right click the audio and mute it.  You may have it set to show timeline.  if it is click where it says show timeline and it will change the view then you will see everything.  video, transition, audio/music.  I think thats your problem.  just click show timeline right above all of the movie clips after they are added.  Youll figure it out from there.
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in internet explorer\ngo to tools\noption\nadvance\nmultimedia\nuncheck "play animations in web pages"\ngood luck\nand may i ask you to answer my question on this link ?\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=As.bBBfxep8XJXhNoGlySW_sy6IX?qid=1006021206887
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may be your browser is not supported.\n\nI tried to explore it using Firefox and IE and i am able to open by both.
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i believe your html page is corrupted. here is how i remove it when it happens to me. don't worry it's easy.\n\nhttp://dwight.clickthesky.com/internettips/uncorruptinghtmlfiles.shtml
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I recommend ACD See. It's user friendly and can convert all of your GIFS to JPEGS all at once (depends on how fast your computer is). Just go to www.acdsystems.com/products and you can download a trial version of it. It's fun to use for those who scan their comics and just read them in their computer.
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i suggest updating your browser to the newest version, if you already have the newest version try reinstalling it
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Only gif files can be animated, not jpeg. I use PhotoPlus, which is a free program you can use to easily make animated jpegs. For each screen in the animation just import the gif you want to put in that moment, and you can also edit them in a variety of ways.
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It could be that the image file is corrupted or the file is missing. Any chance you could provide a link to said animated gif?
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That means your browser isn't supporting JavaScript for some reason...\nhmmm....\ngo into internet options and check that.\nAlso, I went to the url of your site, and the page cannot be displayed. Did you type it wrong?
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First get a photo editing program or drawing package, then draw each frame and save each fram as a seperate picture (.gif) then download from here http://www.jhepple.com/gif_animator.htm load your pics in and save them as a gif anim.  Come back to your computer tommorow and vote my answer as the best answer giving me 10 points Thanks!!!
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From the Yahoo help pages:\n\nThere are several reasons why you may not be able to view the video content streaming from our servers. They are included below, with the most common causes listed first.\n\nYou may be attempting to watch the material at a higher bandwidth than your Internet connection currently supports. To test this, try selecting a lower speed from the right pull-down menu in the bottom-right corner of the embedded video playback window. If you are experiencing this problem during the initial video test and are connecting to our service at a bandwidth of 56K or higher, this would not be the cause as this test video is streamed at the lowest bandwidth setting. If you are connecting to our service at a speed lower than 56K, then unfortunately it will not be possible to access our music video material.\n\nAnother possible cause may be that you do not have the Windows Media Player 9 codec installed on your system. This would be the cause only if you are using the 6.4 or 7 versions of the Windows Media Player. Download the Windows Media Player 9 codec. \n\nA third reason may be the bandwidth-detection settings in your Windows Media Player. This can be a problem if you have an Internet connection that has a higher download speed than upload speed (such as cable or ADSL). If this is the case, you can correct it by manually setting the speed within the application. \n\nTo change the speed at which the Windows Media Player attempts to download content, please follow these steps: \nStart Windows Media Player. \nOn the Tools menu, select "Options." \nClick the "Performance" tab. \nIn the "My connection speed is" box, choose the appropriate setting. You should set this speed to match the speed of your Internet connection. \nClick "OK."\nThe last reason may be that your Windows Media Player is not currently set as the default application for video streaming. This can occur if you install another application and allow it to 'claim' these file type associations. To correct this, follow these steps: \n\nStart Windows Media Player. \nOn the Tools menu, select "Options." \nClick the "File Types" tab. \nIn this area, ensure that the "Windows Media," "Windows Media Audio," and "Windows Media Video" file types are selected. \nClick "OK."
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at the bottom of the page it will say show display graphics click on it and it should do it
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Have you tried dumping your browser's cache, along with your temporary internet files? \n\nI don't know if this is even the right advice, but it HAS helped me when web pages started acting "funny" on me. I have not, however, run into the specific problem you mentioned. But hopefully you'll get to the bottom of it! :)
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If the CGI app outputs an HTML page, then there shouldn't be any problem.  The output page may have to be formatted to fit the iframe, but that's all I can think of that might be a problem.
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.jpg doesn't support animation.\n(If that's what you mean by "sort of dynamic")\n\nIf you want to keep the animation, then you're stuck with .gif (of the common formats, at least)\n\nYou could also try .avi, .mov or .wmf, by opening it and re-saving it in an application that handles more than one animated format.)
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Only .gif files can have a transparency. It's a labor intensive job to open the .jpg, save it as .gif (see if image detail is lost) then, erase all the background (in PAINT) and fill that background with "lime" color. \nUse another software program such as www.gifworks.com to make the lime transparent.