[!!urgent!!] Need Default Quicktime.webplug Safari Plugin!! Help!!!!

Alright guys, so I followed ipodtouchmaster's amazing tutorial on YouTube concerning how to download songs from SeeqPod (or any other place) and the point is:

I overwrote (?) the internet plugin: QuickTime Plugin.webplug. Except now, I want to go back to playing the music that it would originally force me to download. I uninstalled Sendfile and deleted the filedownload plugin, however my 'QuickTime Plugin.webplug' has been overwritten therefore telling me that I cannot play any QuickTime media (always pops-up saying "Safari cannot download this file". If anyone can be so kind as to upload their default (untouched (pardon the pun.. )) QuickTime Plugin.webplug located in: System -> Library -> Internet Plug-Ins, it would be very greatly appreciated .

Thanks in advance guys,

EmanjL.

Anyone, please?

Go to the place you stated. (Library > Internet Plug-ins >)

Look to see if there is a file called Quicktime Plugin.plugin
Delete Quicktime Plugin.webplugin

Restart safari.

Just to let you know you didnt overwrite anything if you followed the video you just added 2 .plst files into the folder... I am not completely sure what files you added but theyre like enable and disable go download the pack again and check to see what the 2 files are called

@klunckmonkey: I think that folder (?) is supposed to be there or else Safari cannot play QuickTime media?

@HaGGardSmurf: So you're saying that if I just delete those two .plist's then I can run QuickTime media from Safari again?

Thanks for replying guys however, wouldn't it just be easier if you uploaded your own default QT.webplug on here?

Anyway, thanks again.


EDIT: Alright, just tried HaGGardSmurf's "idea" of deleting the 'enabled/disabled.plist's and it doesn't work still. Safari still pops-up: "Safari cannot download this file". Anyone else can upload their default/unchanged QuickTime Plugin.webplugin?

I didn't say delete the folder. I said delete Quicktime Plugin.webplugin

Make sure it's the .webplugin file. Then close the folder and restart safari.

You mean, inside the 'Internet Plug-Ins' folder there is another folder called 'QuickTime Plugin.webplugin' right? If I delete that QuickTime Plugin.webplugin folder, I don't think Safari can play QuickTime media anymore.

Eh I must have been thinking of something else then Don't listen to me.

Haha, don't worry about it m8

Oh, c'mon.. can anyone be nice enough to upload their fresh/unchanged QuickTime Plugin.webplugin (System -> Library -> Internet Plug-Ins) for me?

Pleeeeeeease? :3