How to Play QuickTime on Firefox
Apple's QuickTime media player includes a plug-in for Web browsers such as Firefox. The plug-in plays QuickTime-format media files embedded on Web pages. Apple's events and movie trailers Web pages use QuickTime-format videos. To play QuickTime files in Firefox, you have to install the QuickTime plug-in from Apple. Verify it's enabled in Firefox after it's been installed, QuickTime videos won't play if the plug-in is disabled in Firefox.
Instructions
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Download and install QuickTime from apple.com if you don't already have it installed. Close Firefox before running the downloaded installer file.
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Update QuickTime if it's already installed. Click "Start," "All Programs" and then "Apple Software Update" to start the updater. Click the check box next to a QuickTime update, if it appears in the list of updates, and click "Install." Close Firefox while installing any QuickTime updates.
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Click the "Firefox" menu button at the top-left corner of the Firefox window, and click "Add-ons."
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Click the "Plug-ins" link at the left side of the add-ons page to view your installed plug-ins.
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Click the "QuickTime Plug-in" in the list of installed plug-ins, and click "Enable" if it's disabled.
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Tips & Warnings
Visit Apple's events or movie trailers Web page in Firefox, and click a video on the page to test the QuickTime plug-in.
Click the "Tools" menu at the top of the Firefox window if you don't see the "Firefox" menu button.