After installing El Capitan on my 2015 Macbook Pro, the websites I created using some Quicktime files, won't play the audio portions. On some of my sites Quicktime doesn't play either audio or video, and shows a "MISSING PLUG-IN" sign. If I access another computer running Yosemite, all my websites are just fine.
It seems El Capitan disabled Quicktime plugin by default across the OS. To enable it, go to Library/Internet Plugins/Disabled Plug-Ins, move quicktime plugin.plugin one folder up and delete the quicktime plugin.plugin in the Disabled Plug-Ins folder. Restart Safari.
It seems El Capitan disabled Quicktime plugin by default across the OS. To enable it, go to Library/Internet Plugins/Disabled Plug-Ins, move quicktime plugin.plugin one folder up and delete the quicktime plugin.plugin in the Disabled Plug-Ins folder. Restart Safari.
Thanks, but there is no Disabled Plug-ins folder in My Internet Plug-ins folder. I've checked both Library folders too.
yo have te wrong library yo must have the libary on te HD you takes te library in the user HD/library/internetlugins/desabled/quicktim plugin plugin
Wow! Thank you so much. I could have sworn I looked in both libraries before and found nothing, but today after reading your reply, I thought I'd look for it one more time before I made an appointment with a Genius at the Apple Store. Well, I was really surprised to find the plugin. I moved it out of the Disabled Plugins folder and trashed the copy that was left in the folder. Now everything works great, and I'm going to notify my Apple Store just in case they have any other customers complaining about the same thing. You really made my day! Thanks again! 🙂
At first I thought I checked both libraries, but I guess I was wrong. Since I got one other person telling me the same thing you did, I thought I'd check again. Well, it worked and my problem is solved. Thank you so much!
What's HD?
HD means Hard Drive
Thanks a lot! Works perfect!
Safari in El Capitan is not loading Quicktime plug-in
