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Quicktime and IE7 error! HELP!

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I didn't know where to start this thread so if it is in the wrong place, can the mods please move it? Thanks!

Evey since I upgraded to IE7 and installed the latest version of Quicktime, I have never been able to play any MPG files inside my browser. For example, let's say you are at a site with a link to an MPG file and you click on it. Usually after a few seconds/minutes of the file downloading, the page switches and should play the video inside the browser window. However, in my case, it just never shows me the video after it downloads. I get the following script errors on the bottom that says the following:

Line:1

Char:1

Code:0

Error:Object expected

URL:http://[site name here]

Line:2

Char:1

Code:0

Error:Invalid character

URL:http://[site name here]

Any idea as to what is happening? I haven't found much luck in Google but then again, I may not be searching for the right thing.

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