@Ryan: You can set it to debug mode, just add 'true' ;) :
var vlc_controls = new VLCcontrols(myvlc, true);

@Joe: Yes, couldn't find 'http' module. Suggestion at vlc trac : add vlc install dir to %PATH%, that might help.
Http plugin probably cannot load/find a dependency:

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

@JoeSimmons: Does this work for you ?
Unless i've seriously missed something, it seems to be the problem with VLC plugin itself. Enable debug mode (wrench/tool icon ;) ) and paste output to some pastebin. Are you using 0.9.2 or 0.9.3-git ?
You can try to delete vlc_controls.play() in the 'userscript' before //vlc_controls.onready... :P
Another thing that javascript object/plugin has not been fully initialized when used :P setTimeout() might help :S

0.9.3 fixed that for me on XP ;)

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. :(
yet works fine on my linux. I'm starting to suspect window vlc plugin is b0rked.
For example direct link to http://images.apple.com/movies/wb/i_am_legend/i... and still won't play in plugin. Standalone works fine.

http://forum.videolan.org/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=...

https://trac.videolan.org/vlc/ticket/2062
The mozilla plugin tries to play http://* movies with access_mms instead of access_http and fails to open the movie.

Ok, calling play on onready event works for me, but just calling play() gives ' playlist empty' error.
Yet if debug mode is enabled then it plays most of the time :S
Some async error suppose :(

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.
Does it work NOW? :D

@Ryan Cordell: Weird. It's working for me on Ubuntu with 0.8.6 and 0.9.2. Are you on windows?
Make sure you have latest script installed. If it still doesn't work then i can only suggest you to try to modify the script yourself :(
Check revolunet.com for help.

Or maybe FF has cached the javascript files and thus using old versions?

@JoeSimmons:
Ok, i've updated VLC controls on my server and finally got 0.9.2 installed and it plays for me. Maybe slow net or old controls code was the cause?

Edit: ah, needs play() ;)

@JoeSimmons: 0.9.2 version ?

Is it still working ? :D Dunno when intrepid's package comes. :)
Anyway , i'll keep it at version 0.8.6 for now. If you got the new version, change it yourself, if need be.

Edit: Actually js library seems to work without specifying a version.

Probably, but i'll have to think about it how it's best to do that ;)

Kewl! Anyway about VLC controls, there's js libs on net. I have added this little piece of monkey .

What tag? Gmail email is a namespace

why'd you spam yo' friends, m8?

Legit. Spammers be gone!

oops ,missing 's .

Vista 32bit, FF 2.0.0.6 working fine

XP SP2 FF 2.00.6 and works here (Y)

That is:

googFonts[x].innerHTML="

nitro322 : If you'd like to have links to thewebsite i made this little hack to the script.

After "var GoogLinks" add this:
var googFonts = selectNodes(doc, doc.body, "//FONT[contains(@color,'#008000')]");

And between "if(gmatch)" brackets before href gets replaced:

googFonts[x].innerHTML="

And you should be done with ;)