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The following is an archive of comments made before threaded discussions was implemented (November 16th, 2008) |
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Awesome. I got the nightlies vlc, and added the path and it's working now. Thanks. |
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Working fine for me with Vista x64. |
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VideoLAN 0.9.4 running on Vista = still, not working. http://forum.videolan.org/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=...
seems like they didn't fixed the bug, yet. |
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I added the vlc dir to %PATH% on xp and it didn't work. Maybe I'm doing it wrong, I don't think so, but maybe. How exactly did you add your path? |
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@Ryan: You can set it to debug mode, just add 'true' ;) :
@Joe: Yes, couldn't find 'http' module. Suggestion at vlc trac : add vlc install dir to %PATH%, that might help.
cannot load module `C:\Program Files\VideoLAN\VLC\plugins\libaccess_http_plugin.dll' (The specified module could not be found. (error 126)) Edit: Ok, tested adding vlc dir to %PATH% on XP and it actually worked with 0.9.2 :P |
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@JoeSimmons: Does this work for you ? No. It's probably a problem with the VLC Plugin itself. This is what I get when I use the debug and click play. |
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Well, VLCtube seems to be working fine now, and with those bugs fixed, it will be my favorite script all due to the fullscreen function. :) But, I agree. Setting on the debug mode DOES make the video play correctly. I'll just have to force it on somehow. Edit; I'm wondering if it will be able to tell how much is buffered. Compared to the standard flash player or Quicktime, there's no indication or so, so it's a bit clumsy. |
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I'm getting a c++ runtime error on youtube, but it is working fine... I have looked for ways to disable this error but have not found it...
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@JoeSimmons: Does this work for you ?
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I get this when I click the fullscreen button... (and the video still isn't working)
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0.9.3 fixed that for me on XP ;) |
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I can't wait ;) and I think that your FIRST PRIORITY should be a Free Software operating system way to go bro. (when I'll finally will go to Linux... be sure that I will NOT install any Adobe Flash player) |
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FFS. Back to 'drawing board' then. I'll see when i get my hands on some windows boxes or vbox running :P Ok, got virtualbox running and even http://code.revolunet.com/VLCcontrols/VLCcontro... fails on XP & FF 3.0.1. :(
http://forum.videolan.org/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=... https://trac.videolan.org/vlc/ticket/2062
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Nope, same thing. lol. |
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Ok, calling play on onready event works for me, but just calling play() gives ' playlist empty' error.
Edit: Actually there was something in the playlist, but script couldn't clear it to play 'new' file :D The culprit seemed to be that MRL. Weird.
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Still not working.. |
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@Ryan Cordell: Weird. It's working for me on Ubuntu with 0.8.6 and 0.9.2. Are you on windows?
Or maybe FF has cached the javascript files and thus using old versions? |
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Trying to use this seems to yield a "Nothing in playlist!" error. |
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@JoeSimmons:
Edit: ah, needs play() ;) |
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Yes I just newly installed it. |
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@JoeSimmons: 0.9.2 version ? |
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I have the plug-in but it just says 'Loading video' but it never does. |
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Is there anything else, besides the var vlc_version that has to be changed to make this script work with the new VLC version? |
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Is it still working ? :D Dunno when intrepid's package comes. :)
Edit: Actually js library seems to work without specifying a version. |