One way is to use a table for the banner, and add the jpeg as the background image for the table. Then use code that both detects and embeds the quicktime movie in the table. http://blog.deconcept.com/2005/01/26/web-standards-compliant-javascript-quic ktime-detect-and-embed/ The quicktime move will appear over the background image. If Quicktime or Javascript is disabled, it will degrade gracefully and can still show the table with the background image. I'm sure there are many other solutions as well, with different tradeoffs. David K -----Original Message----- From: webproducers-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:webproducers-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Evan Silberman Sent: Friday, March 11, 2005 6:01 PM To: webproducers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: [webproducers] QuickTime Movie vs. JPG Hi Folks - I¹m building a website where the client wants to use a QuickTime movie as the banner at the top of the web pages. However, if a user doesn¹t have QuickTime they¹ll be unable to see this very cool graphic. The client also provided a JPEG of this logo. Is there some sort of code I can use that says if users has QT serve this file; If not serve JPEG? Any guidance is greatly appreciated. Thanks. __________________________________________________________________________ Be sure to trim your posts and delete personal information such as telephone numbers if you do not want them in the archive. To unsubscribe send a blank message with unsubscribe in the subject to webproducers-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx The WPO list is a public discussion forum with a public web archive linked at www.WebProducers.org.