Pirlouwi:
I made a tweak to one of the videolan Java files, but what I did didn't
work, so I put it back. All I'm running is your changes from the
tar.gz file you posted to the mailing list:
* Modified fileinfo.rpy to point to vlcwin.rpy
* vlcwin.rpy
* videolan directory to hold Java support files
I had an issue with the plugin not installing correctly (Firefox on
Windows XP) so I took out the hand-installed VLC and used the version with
the Windows installer instead. That properly installed the plugin and
I could get playback.
I got a chance to try things out at home last night on the LAN. I found I can
definitely scroll around inside the buffered area of an MP3 (both forward and
backward and forward again) but video does not behave the same way. There seems
to be a very small area around the current playback time where you can change,
but if you go outside of that (forward or backward) then the error pops up.
Perhaps it has to do with the video being a much higher bitrate than the MP3.
I have also noticed some of my MP3s stream 'live' and some stream with an
ending time. The Java code looks for a total length of the object and if it
doesn't find one, assumes it's a live stream. So now I question where it's
getting the total length from. Is it just being lazy and trying to look it up
in the media tag? And if it's not available, it assumes the media is a live
stream? Just a minor thing to look into, I suppose.
Anyway, those are my results. Hope they help.
James
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