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<blockquote data-quote="moiristo" data-source="post: 101562" data-attributes="member: 26940">Hi!Since my favorite podcast didn't really work with this plugin (m4v format), which could be because I don't have Quicktime player, I came up with the idea to have it played bij the VideoLan plugin (since VLC also supports m4v, mp4 and mov files). First, I have modified the videolan plugin to be able to set a buffersize for these streams and did some other fixes. Second, the sources I found in the download area didn't support it being played by vlc (the if-block checking the extensions, causing for me that MP tries to play it with AudioPlayer), I have just removed all the checking and have the stream sent to g_player.Play(). Finally, by just configuring the VLC plugin by adding the extensions .m4v,.mp4,.mov to the list of associations, MP sends the stream to the plugin and it started playing <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite6" alt=":cool:" title="Cool&nbsp; &nbsp; :cool:" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":cool:" /> To avoid lag, one can try to increase the buffer size (default 400, mine is on 1200).If someone wants to try this, please replace the c3o.plugins.dll with the one that can be found at the URL below. To install the updated videolan plugin, download VideoLan0.5.rar and copy the file to MP (dir ExternalPlayers).&nbsp; Please BACKUP your original ExternalPlayers.dll before doing this. Go to MP Setup and enable the VideoLan player. Configure it by adding the extensions you'd want it to play to the associations field. Be sure that you installed the latest version of VLC (0.8.6) and that you are using MP 0.2.2.0. <a href="http://rhino.student.utwente.nl/reinaert/release/" target="_blank">Link</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="moiristo, post: 101562, member: 26940"] Hi! Since my favorite podcast didn't really work with this plugin (m4v format), which could be because I don't have Quicktime player, I came up with the idea to have it played bij the VideoLan plugin (since VLC also supports m4v, mp4 and mov files). First, I have modified the videolan plugin to be able to set a buffersize for these streams and did some other fixes. Second, the sources I found in the download area didn't support it being played by vlc (the if-block checking the extensions, causing for me that MP tries to play it with AudioPlayer), I have just removed all the checking and have the stream sent to g_player.Play(). Finally, by just configuring the VLC plugin by adding the extensions .m4v,.mp4,.mov to the list of associations, MP sends the stream to the plugin and it started playing :cool: To avoid lag, one can try to increase the buffer size (default 400, mine is on 1200). If someone wants to try this, please replace the c3o.plugins.dll with the one that can be found at the URL below. To install the updated videolan plugin, download VideoLan0.5.rar and copy the file to MP (dir ExternalPlayers). Please BACKUP your original ExternalPlayers.dll before doing this. Go to MP Setup and enable the VideoLan player. Configure it by adding the extensions you'd want it to play to the associations field. Be sure that you installed the latest version of VLC (0.8.6) and that you are using MP 0.2.2.0. [URL="http://rhino.student.utwente.nl/reinaert/release/"]Link[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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