On 10/29/05, Randy McMurchy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > This never works for me. I'm using Firefox-1.5b2, so I don't know > > about 1.0x, but the plugin just shows a blank screen. I have the > > gstreamer backend, too, no xine-lib. (Off topic) Fortunately, > > mozplugger handles it and the default configuration file is set up to > > use Totem. > > But I do know that the Totem Moz plugin works, without doing > anything other than installing the package. I'm not sure about > mozplugger, as I simply installed Totem, and then looking at > about:plugins in Firefox, it was registered as a plugin.
So, are you using mozplugger? You're good at being on top of these things, so you probably did it, but you have to specify the mozilla/firefox plugin directory unless you manually moved the libtotem_mozilla.* files to your plugin directory. Otherwise, you might just be getting mozplugger w/totem since it's enabled by default. > And worked. At least for the codecs xine-libs was aware of. It > did choke on some videos that required additional win32 codecs, > but I didn't adjust the xine-lib config file to look for them. > I suppose I should set this up to find my installed MPlayer > win32 codecs and see it all works well. > > I'll do that and report back. For info on the xine-lib config file > to include additional codecs see > http://www.xinehq.de/index.php/faq#WMV as an example of how to > include the MPlayer "essential" codecs into xine-lib. > > This information (including the MPlayer 'essential' codecs into > xine-libs) should probably be included into the xine-libs > instructions. Thanks for the info. I've been meaning to install xine-libs for a while now, but I spent so much damn time on gstreamer and mplayer and all their plugins that I can't find the interest to do it. I'm gonna take another stab at totem w/ gstreamer and see if I can't get it to work right. -- Dan -- http://linuxfromscratch.org/mailman/listinfo/blfs-dev FAQ: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/faq.html Unsubscribe: See the above information page
