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Thanks...it had done all you said..must be overloaded, I saved it to keep trying!

You're welcome! I wish you good luck in making them work.

Just a couple of additional thoughts.....

For some strange reason, I have to push the Play button on the QT bar TWICE on each clip in order to make the player play. I don't know if this is an anomaly specific to the StoatPuter or if it's part of the way this particular QuickTime control works. If you have a gray rather than a white band going out from the right of the Play Control, that indicates that the clip has indeed been downloaded to your puter. If at that point it still won't play then there MAY be a problem with your QuickTime installation, or some other issue that's preventing the player from working.

If the clip has been downloaded to the player, that means it's on your puter and that always means that there's more than one way to skin a weasel :-)

The clips are in the .mov format, and so if you go to your file manager and do a wildcard search for '*.mov' (without the quotes) on your C drive you will find wherever they are hidden on your particular machine, which means that you can then simply click on the file and it will open up and (hopefully) play in the Quicktime standalone player. I did this and it works just fine...it allows you to bypass the browser player once the file is on your machine. If you need more detail on how to do this please let me know...I am hesitant to do so without your request because I don't want to appear rude and condescending if you already know about this stuff but just didn't think of doing it.

Be advised that these particular files average 30-50 megabytes in size and so they will take some time to download even if you are on a highspeed connection.