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<blockquote data-quote="sleepycol" data-source="post: 307952" data-attributes="member: 20995">Hi rm,I had similar issues. The history of which is in this thread, as are the solutions that worked for me. To sumarise.....Uninstalling all codecs and codec packs and then installing Vista codec pack only worked for me. This meant VLC plugin is not needed to play these streams that my trailers uses.However, if you do not want to mess around with your current codec config and want to use vlc plugin, you may need to check the following. Make sure you have enabled the VLC plugin in Mp config and that you have selected http streams check box. That is the only additional check box you need to enable other than those already selected by default.If you have Haali media splitter installed.&nbsp; You may also need to go into your Haali Media splitter settings and turn off error reporting. This may then allow the VLC plugin to be used instead of the internal player which is tried first.Cheers,Colin</blockquote>

[QUOTE="sleepycol, post: 307952, member: 20995"] Hi rm, I had similar issues. The history of which is in this thread, as are the solutions that worked for me. To sumarise..... Uninstalling all codecs and codec packs and then installing Vista codec pack only worked for me. This meant VLC plugin is not needed to play these streams that my trailers uses. However, if you do not want to mess around with your current codec config and want to use vlc plugin, you may need to check the following. Make sure you have enabled the VLC plugin in Mp config and that you have selected http streams check box. That is the only additional check box you need to enable other than those already selected by default. If you have Haali media splitter installed. You may also need to go into your Haali Media splitter settings and turn off error reporting. This may then allow the VLC plugin to be used instead of the internal player which is tried first. Cheers, Colin [/QUOTE]

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