Originally Posted by Killer Kyle

I'll mess with the setting on my Firefox later and see what happens. Maybe then I can get a better idea on the problem might be and hopefully fix it.

Another question, though, does Internet Explorer or Firefox have a bar that shows up when you visit these websites stating that either this page tried to download and install plugins into your browsers or that plugins are needed in order to view content on that webpage? If so, this may be a problem with those plugins, or that you just don't have them and your browsers need them in order for those pictures to appear and the video and sound clips you say that are messed up to run correctly.

Examples of plugins, or at least what I am referring to, are Java, Flash, Shockwave, and Quicktime.

If this is your problem, I can help you learn how to install these plugins or tell you how without putting too much spyware and unwanted programs on your computer and not mess your computer up. If you know what to look for, check and see if you have the plugins to view the content you are trying to view.