Thorsten Froehlich wrote:

> In article <4071ad90$1@news.povray.org> , David Burnett 
> <var### [at] ntlworldcom>  wrote:
> 

> 
> Well, all current versions of QuickTime produce flat movies by default.

And at no point did he say he used QT. And many new programs do not 
produce flattened movies.  I do not use QT Pro, I'm not paying $30 for 
functionality I can enable with a few lines of code.

We've been through this before

http://news.povray.org/povray.macintosh/thread/%3Cp### [at] ntlworldcom%3E/



>  However, fact is that even
> current versions of the two most popular web servers do not come with an
> MPEG-4 content-type setting for files with an MPEG-4 file extension...

Which will usually involve the server downloading a 'text' file, or
whatever the web master has set the server default too. Attempting to
download a file is is not flat file gives the error Anthony described
even if the good old 'Save As' stand by is used.

No one else suggested that it might be a possible cause.
And there was no reason to dismiss it out of hand.

Dave

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