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Playing .dcr files in web application

I have some ancient Adobe Shockwave files with.dcr file extensions. I managed to view them with the official Adobe player (download the full version, not the slim version). However, Chrome refuses to open the files (showing the save file dialog instead). Other browsers can view the Shockwave files, but there are other problems like: No audio. Opening a dcr file only takes a few clicks and is very easy, even for novice users. Compatible with Window XP, Vista, 7, 8, 8.1 and 10 Detailed information for file extension dcr.

1. Back then these were called.dcr files and were made by a program called Director. Typically they were used to create interactive menus, logos and even games you could play directly in the browser. If you are like me, you may be wondering how you can view your old.dcr files on your modern Mac or PC.
2. Convert your DCR files to JPG format using this free online tool. Upload and convert multiple DCR files at the same time. No software to install and 100% free.
3. Alright, so your question is about Shockwave Movies (files with a DCR type) created using the Director application. I've answered this question before other places, but have since realized my answer is outdated, so here it is: the revised edition. Online Playback using Shockwave. So you have found a website that still uses Shockwave.

Apr 13, 2008 04:55 AM|gkmoosad|LINK

Hi,

I have a web application that uses a .dcr file. It was originally hosted in a Windows XP box with IIS 5.1. Now it has been moved to a new server with Windows 2003 server OS and IIS 6.0. Now, the .dcr files do not work.

I have the correct versions of Macromedia Shockwave player installed in my browser (IE 7) . I am able to play the .dcr files in my IE 7 browser when I browse the application in old server, which tells me this must be a server side configuration issue rather than a client level one.

I have added the MIME extension for .dcr, .swf etc in IIS 6.0 of new server. The MIME extension I have given for .dcr is application/x-director. I have restarted the IIS after adding the MIME extension. I am able to view the macromedia menu when I right click on the page, but I cannot see the .dcr content.

I believe that Macromedia files are not treated as a web server extension and hence I haven't changed anything there. Please tell me if I am wrong though.

Please help me to fix this issue. Any help is much appreciated.

Regards,

Gayathri.

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