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<blockquote data-quote="misterd" data-source="post: 330283" data-attributes="member: 19503">Hi,the mplayer gui plugin will never be a fully replacement of the normal video plugin, because this is to much work for me.Currently it is not possible, because personally I don't like the other way.Indeed it would be cool, but it isn't easy to realize that in current MP code.It is possible, but as laready mentioned I have no intention to do this.This is also possible. Just go into the configuration of the external player plugin and select &quot;External player use&quot; for the desired extensions. Than MP will use MPlayer for those extension. But there are some exclusions for this rule: DVD playback, RTSP playback, playback of .ts files.Therefor you have to edit the BasicHome.xml of the used skin. You have to change the hyperlink of the MyVideo window id (6) to the MPlayer window id (9533).MisterD</blockquote>

[QUOTE="misterd, post: 330283, member: 19503"] Hi, the mplayer gui plugin will never be a fully replacement of the normal video plugin, because this is to much work for me. Currently it is not possible, because personally I don't like the other way. Indeed it would be cool, but it isn't easy to realize that in current MP code. It is possible, but as laready mentioned I have no intention to do this. This is also possible. Just go into the configuration of the external player plugin and select "External player use" for the desired extensions. Than MP will use MPlayer for those extension. But there are some exclusions for this rule: DVD playback, RTSP playback, playback of .ts files. Therefor you have to edit the BasicHome.xml of the used skin. You have to change the hyperlink of the MyVideo window id (6) to the MPlayer window id (9533). MisterD [/QUOTE]

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