David E. Ross wrote: > I really cannot stand using Microsoft's Windows Media Player. > However, Windows XP does not allow me to remove it. So I disabled it > for SeaMonkey, using the Add-ons Manager. > > Contained within Windows Media Player at <C:\Program Files\Windows > Media Player\> are two DLL files: npwmsdrm.dll and npdrmv2.dll. > These both involve Microsoft's Digital Rights Management (DRM) > capabilities. Add-ons Manager shows these as enabled despite the fact > that Windows Media Player is disabled. > > When I disable Windows Media Player, should not all parts of it also > become disabled? Are the two DRM DLLs used at all when I listen to > streaming music through SeaMonkey via RealPlayer or Winamp? Or are > they strictly for Windows Media Player?
Seems sort of obvious, but in case you haven't already done this, re-enable WMP and then disable the two plugins (you can't remove them, at least on WMP9). Now re-disable WMP and hope for the best. Whether you can trade one for the other I don't know, but WMP9 is less nasty than its successors, and there is a really excellent hack for ripping mp3s at 48000 Hz that I'll be glad to post a link to. _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
