Re: Another Question? SeaMonkey 1.1.15 and Windows Media Player Plug-in

[Michael Gordon]

John Reinders replied On 4/10/2009 11:34 AM


Michael Gordon wrote:

John Reinders replied On 4/10/2009 10:06 AM


Hi,

Wasn't sure I should add my question to the thread above, so I'll 
start a new one. I have the new FireFox plugin installed and it 
appears to work fine when I test it on the site: 
http://plugindoc.mozdev.org/testpages/wmp9.html.

I have Media Player 11 installed...

The problem I'm having is with my Dad's website and a piece of 
javascript I am trying to use that plays daily mp3's... The script 
works fine in IE... and in fact works fine on his PC as he has 
Quicktime installed. I don't have Quicktime and would prefer to use 
the Media player plugin.


His website address is: http://www.songsofpraiseandworship.org/

Thanks, John

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John,

I clicked on the above web site and the home page automatically played 
the background music file.  I checked the Music page and noticed all the 
music files are either .midi or .mp3 files.  Your WMP is not set up to 
play those file formats.


I clicked on one file from the Music page and my Crescendo mp3 player 
plugin opened an played the song.


Michael


Hi Michael,

I checked Windows Media Player and MP3 is selected as on of the file 
types. I have midi unchecked because I still use Crescendo for that..


When I click on a MP3 links on Dad's music page - 
http://www.songsofpraiseandworship.org/musicministry/our_music.html

Windows Media Player starts right up? That has always worked...

Are you using the FireFox Plugin?

I'm still thinking it has something to do with the javascript, although 
that doesn't explain why it works in IE? Or could it be that there are 
lines missing in Microsoft® Windows Media Player Firefox Plugin in about 
Plug-Ins...eg


audio/x-ms-m3u m3u,* Yes
audio/x-ms-mp3 mp3,* Yes

I don't know, I just know enough about javascript to barely get by.

John


Hello John,

I am not using a FireFox plugin.

I am using the Crescendo Universal Max plugin developed years ago for 
Netscape (Mozilla).  The Universal will install for both SeaMonkey and 
IE, but because SM was developed after the last upgrade to Crescendo you 
will have to point the Crescendo installer to where you have the SM 
Plugin Folder.


Try this version, the last on the list.
http://www.armadilloweb.com/Crescendo/crescendo_download.shtml

Michael
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Re: Another Question? SeaMonkey 1.1.15 and Windows Media Player Plug-in

[Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo]

John Reinders wrote:

John Reinders wrote:

Hi,

Wasn't sure I should add my question to the thread above, so I'll 
start a new one. I have the new FireFox plugin installed and it 
appears to work fine when I test it on the site: 
http://plugindoc.mozdev.org/testpages/wmp9.html.

I have Media Player 11 installed...

The problem I'm having is with my Dad's website and a piece of 
javascript I am trying to use that plays daily mp3's... The script 
works fine in IE... and in fact works fine on his PC as he has 
Quicktime installed. I don't have Quicktime and would prefer to use 
the Media player plugin.


His website address is: http://www.songsofpraiseandworship.org/

Any thoughts on why it won't work in SeaMonkey. Here also is what 
appears in about plugins on my PC:


Microsoft® Windows Media Player Firefox Plugin

File name: np-mswmp.dll
np-mswmp

MIME Type Description Suffixes Enabled
application/x-ms-wmp np-mswmp * Yes
application/asx * Yes
video/x-ms-asf-plugin * Yes
application/x-mplayer2 * Yes
video/x-ms-asf asf,asx,* Yes
video/x-ms-wm wm,* Yes
audio/x-ms-wma wma,* Yes
audio/x-ms-wax wax,* Yes
video/x-ms-wmv wmv,* Yes
video/x-ms-wvx wvx,* Yes


Here's is the script...






s_date = new Date();

if(s_date.getDay() == 1){