interesting idea, i'll have to look. Thanks! After today with PSS though,
they  find the workaround to be selecting that check box in LAN Settings in
IE options.. i just wish i knew why that is all of a sudden required with
our current settings.

-Ben

On Jan 23, 2008 7:05 AM, Miller Bonnie L. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>  I know my terminology is probably way off as I'm not the network person
> here-sorry about that.  When our admin scrunched down the amount of
> bandwidth that streaming media could take using our Internet facing
> Packetshaper, we had a similar problem.  You could play a file locally but
> not streamed.  He had to bump up the "bandwidth cap" on media files to a
> minimum amount (I can find out if you need to know) to get streaming to
> work.
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> Just an idea, but since it works when the policies are removed, do you
> have any policy/preference settings that could limit bandwidth, such as
> settings for BITS or QOS?  If you're not already, use GPMC so you can get a
> full report of all the settings being applied.
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> -Bonnie
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> *From:* Ben Nordlander [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> *Sent:* Tuesday, January 22, 2008 8:53 PM
> *To:* NT System Admin Issues
> *Subject:* Re: wmv IE streaming broken on all computers
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> no ideas anyone? I'll only bump this once. thanks in advance if anyone has
> ideas. thanks
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> -Ben
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> On Jan 20, 2008 5:09 PM, Ben Nordlander <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> so we have this problem, isn't that how it always starts? :)
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> Our GPO settings for our domain controlled computers won't play streaming
> wmv on IE7. If we image a computer, it is fine. if we put it on the domain,
> it is fine. If we move the computer account to the OU where our main GPO
> settings get applied.. it breakes wmv streaming in IE. It is a per profile
> problem, so if we took this computer out of that OU and back to like the
> computers container where no OU gets applied really, ( we don't modify the
> domain wide GPO at all really ), then the profiles that didn't work, are
> still broken.. and new profiles work ok.
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> So the problems looks like this. you get the WMV window and with its
> controls.. looks fine.. but it just sits there blank. Hitting play does
> nothing. If you browse to a IIS web site with browsing turned on , and then
> click on a wmv file.. it opens Windows media player (v.11 on all, can't
> roll back), but just sits there forever.. hitting the CPu pretty good till
> you end task it. i've had it sit for over 30 minutes. Opening a wmv video
> from a file share, works just fine.. as well as opening one locally. awesome
> right?
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> We have been working with PSS for over a week.. and the only solution they
> have come up is to have the GPO setting select the check box "automatically
> check settings" under LAN Settings in IE options. But has been unreliable on
> getting this setting to work via GPO, and MS is confused as well. but really
> this is just a work around.. and a bad one for being a per profile thing
> too. They seem to think it is a network thing that is causing the streaming
> to break..
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> so any of have ideas on this strange issue? We could start over on and our
> computers, but really isn't an option at this point. way too many desktops
> and users per desktop. I'm looking for someone who has fixed this issue
> before or might have a clue at the silver bullet.
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