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ok, I can confirm, it was a problem enabling the plugin in prism

let me know if you find a way around, I have attempted with floating div, but even the no-overlay options does not work in the linux version

I confirm the same happens to logo on linux + firefox

any help?

guys, I have seen mozilla prism being proposed as an option, but same page loaded in firefox, does not work in prism. I have made sure that there is no error in js and the prism console does not show any errors. [0xa3bbda0] main libvlc debug: VLC media player - version 1.0.5 Goldeneye - (c) 1996-201...

As most of you are aware, firefox (starting from 3.5) is capable of playing video with no extra plugins or codec. this is very good to see in action, but all my attempts to stream a live ogg feed have failed so far, has anyone managed to get VLC to stream to firefox native decoder? Since firefox and...

well there are 2 ways (infact 3) using a plugin (check documentation on the bit of html u need), it is no more than a couple of lines of html, but the client requires the plugin to be installed. transcoding to ogg/h264 and opening with native support provided by browsers (I am still trying to get th...

I have tried in many different ways to pass some options, but the rtsp-http-port seam to be ignored. has anyone manged to get the firefox plugin (1.0.3) to work as a call from console like vlc --rtsp-http --rtsp-http-port=82 --rtsp-user ZZZZZZZ --rtsp-pwd XXXXXX --rtsp-caching 3000 "rtsp://XXXX...