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<blockquote data-quote="Vattenmelon" data-source="post: 286853" data-attributes="member: 51804"><p>Have you tried the mplayerplugin? A somewhat nice feature with it is that you can add the .mplayer extension to a mediafile and mplayer will be used to play the file. E.g. <a href="http://test/test.flv" target="_blank">http://test/test.flv</a> --> <a href="http://test/test.flv.mplayer" target="_blank">http://test/test.flv.mplayer</a> and mplayer will be used to play the file. This is how the onlinevideoplugin uses mplayer to play flv files. Another way to play flv files is to use the external flvplayer that comes with onlinevideos, but if i remember correct, the author of onlinevideos encourages use of mplayer instead of the flv player.</p><p></p><p>Unforunately, i don't think the mplayerplugin works correctly with rc2. The author says he will fix it when MP 1 has been released. In my opinion the best way would be to be able to play it through directshow and without external player, however, I have good experince with using mplayer in onlinevideos.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Vattenmelon, post: 286853, member: 51804"] Have you tried the mplayerplugin? A somewhat nice feature with it is that you can add the .mplayer extension to a mediafile and mplayer will be used to play the file. E.g. [url]http://test/test.flv[/url] --> [url]http://test/test.flv.mplayer[/url] and mplayer will be used to play the file. This is how the onlinevideoplugin uses mplayer to play flv files. Another way to play flv files is to use the external flvplayer that comes with onlinevideos, but if i remember correct, the author of onlinevideos encourages use of mplayer instead of the flv player. Unforunately, i don't think the mplayerplugin works correctly with rc2. The author says he will fix it when MP 1 has been released. In my opinion the best way would be to be able to play it through directshow and without external player, however, I have good experince with using mplayer in onlinevideos. [/QUOTE]
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