I cannot see some pictures or videos on web pages, how do I fix this?
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If you are using XP it sometimes will have a yellow popup bar that says click for details which means usually that you need to install a plugin or active x control in order to properly view the content on that page. That yellow bar is for XP with service pack 2 users. For example if it is flash on the website you are trying to view then you will have to install the flash player plugin. If it is a picture on your PC then you maybe trying to view an unknown file type. I'm not positive but if they are the .png file type that is usually related to Linux operating systems and Windows can't recognize it if I remember right. Hope this helps!
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There are a number of reason for this:\n\n1. Perhaps the picture that is to be displayed is no more available at its location.\n\n2. Perhaps you are accessing pictures from a website that are not permissible by your network.\n\n3. Perhaps the server that you are accessing is not transmitting pictures within the defined time set by your browser.\n\n4. In case this is happening with all the pics then you need to configure your browser to allow pictures to be viewed.\n\nI am sure you will be able to identify your problem from any of the above.
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macromedia streaming videos are not actually streaming videos.\n\nI copy them from my cache without any software.
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This usually means it's the website and not you.\nTry going to 'Tools', then 'Internet Options' in Internet explorer.\nThen clicking the 'Advanced' tab, scrolling down to 'Multimedia', and ticking the box that says 'Show Pictures' - 'Apply' & 'OK'.\nIf this doesn't work then it's the site you're on that isn't working properly.
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Open Firefox\nGo to options\nWeb features\nCheck "Load Images"\n\nIt will work now.\n\nCheers!\n\nShaba
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You may need to install some software to view it.. \nE
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Try using to different browser programs.  Like both Netscape, and Internet Explorer.
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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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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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try checking your browser settings, make sure you have an updated java software and windows media on the pc
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Verify that Show Pictures has not been turned off in Internet Explorer: \na.  On the Tools menu, click Internet Options. \nb.  Click the Advanced tab, and then verify that the Show Pictures check box is selected under Multimedia. (Enable this if it is turned off)\nc.  Click OK.
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you might have an older version of windows media player and might have to download a newer one- that happened to me, but now I can watch my videos, yay!! :)
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here you go you can try these.\n\ndont forget to click on the the pages bellow.  When it says Goooooogle each O is a seperate page full of more pictures.
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Are you using a dialup connection, then there may be a speed problem.\n\nOtherwise, reinstall drivers.\nTry one web cam at a time.\nRAM memory is too low...
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The problem is not with your laptop but with your browser settings or with your proxy settings( if u use a proxy ).\n\nOpen the Tools->InternetOptions menu and then the Security tab.\nSet the security level as you want. you may even want to go through the advanced settings and specificly allow/disallow some browser features. Maybe your images feature is disabled.
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If you can't see them try downloading them.\nTo download videos from YouTube and any other site :\nGet Firefox from http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/\nAnd then install the Download Helper extension from https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/3006/\nIf this one doesn't work get this: Video Downloader extension  https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/2390/\nIt works great for me.\n\nSince the videos are in the .flv format you need to get a flv player. You can get a very good one (and completely free ) here http://www.download.com/FLV-Player/3000-2139_4-10505954.html?tag=tab_pub\n\nAlso you can use this site http://javimoya.com/blog/youtube_en.php and copy/paste the url's   from the page with the video there but personally I'd recommend using Firefox\n\nFirefox is the best !!!\n\nAnd for movies and anything else use http://www.torrentportal.com/ and http://www.bittorrent.com/   and  http://www.torrentspy.com/\nTo download from this site you need a torrent program like these :\nBitComet   http://www.bitcomet.com/      or  \nAzureus     http://azureus.sourceforge.net/
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click on TOOLS > INTERNET OPTIONS > ADVANCED > scroll down to the multimedia category and check show images. you must have turned them off