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I don't know about making it .addEventListener. Wouldn't want it overriding the browser's native .addEventListener on the object or embed element. Also, I don't think that the DOM addEventListener could do anything for VLC without the browser integrating support for registering vlc events that way. ...

Thanks.

It'd be cool if you could though.

Looking at <http://www.videolan.org/doc/play-howto/en/ch04.html#id310965> (version > 0.8.5.1), I can see there's an option to get the video position in milliseconds via the input.time getter. However, I have 2 questions. 1. Is there a way to pass the plugin a callback function that the plugin calls ...

What don't you understand from the previous posts?

There's absolutely nothing from the previous posts that I do not understand.

instead of hiding the taskbar you could simply right click the preference window's title bar and click "move". then drag the window up from it's center instead of the titlebar, that'd make your life easier That doesn't work though on Windows because of the type of Window the configuration...

Yeh, have this with WinXP @800x600, but with height instead. Have to turn off the Windows taskbar and drag the configuration window up as far as I can so that I'm able to click "Advanced". Once that's done, I can resize the config window so it's small enough that I can get to the 'save' bu...

The ones at http://nightlies.videolan.org/ report that they support a whole bunch of stuff. But, they might not be too stable.

You can use resource hacker to add mime types and extensions to the dll. Then, Opera will see that the plugin is reporting that it supports more types and will let you configure them.

As to whether the plugin will play the type, you'll have to try.

I tried with the latest nightly. The plugin doesn't play any files and the player is really unstable. I'll keep trying new ones as they come to see if I'm able to test.

What versions are you using?

Latest stable.

I'll try with a nightly to see if anything is fixed in this area.

Any news?

Problem 1: In Opera, set "application/x-vlc-plugin" to use with the VLC plugin. (Under tools -> preferences -> advanced -> downloads) Put a test.html and test.ogg on your desktop (WinXP admin account will do) test.html: <object type="application/x-vlc-plugin" width="320"...

Opera (on WinXP at least) automatically searches "C:\Program Files\VideoLAN\VLC" for the mozilla npvlc.dll plug-in. If Opera finds it, it will show up under tools -> advanced -> plug-ins and Opera will be able to use it. In Opera, you may also have to go to tools -> preferences -> advanced...