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I'm running mozilla 1.6 and w/ real player and the plugin. It seems to work on most sites but I want to watch some things on cspan.org and I get the message "rtsp is not a registerd protocol". Anyone know how to fix this? I really dont want to use windows just to watch stuff on cspan. Thanks
I also want to know how to get Mozilla to accept the rtsp:// protocol and call up the RealPlayer plugin.
However, the cumbersome workaround to this is to type the rtsp:// address into Realplayer. For some reason, it can't accept pasted (Ctrl+V) addresses but at least you can type it in and it works. Better than having to boot into Windows.
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