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If you know the framerate of the video, you can get a pretty good guestimate.

<object id="vlc" width="720px" height="540px" type="application/x-vlc-plugin" volume="50"> <param name="mrl" src="<video.file>" > </object> <input type="button" name="Play" onclick="vlc.playlist.play()&quo...

The web plugin has an audio track selection method. Check the wiki.

If the videos are all in the same folder, you're better off using a php loop to create a playlist on pageload.

It's pretty dead, apparently. The main few bugs are still the same ones that the vlc plugin has always had. The only one I haven't been able to find a work-around for is the problem with the stop function. Did you file a bugreport? To my knowledge, several people filed bug reports. I don't know the...

It's pretty dead, apparently. The main few bugs are still the same ones that the vlc plugin has always had. The only one I haven't been able to find a work-around for is the problem with the stop function.

What is TheoraKIT? Got a link?

I have a continuous function that tells me the value of "vlc.input.state". For some reason, when I call the "vlc.input.stop()" function, vlc refuses to reach "vlc.input.state==6", according to my function that gives me the state value. it works when the video file just ...

This information is available on the vlc wiki.

You want the filepath to be placed in the "MRL" parameter.

There is no official way to have the desktop controls on the plugin, but you can go here: http://vlcwebcontrolpanel.wordpress.com ... rol-panel/ to find a javascript version(no skins, just the default). Keep in mind though, that the api is still broken in versions 1.1.x.

Where is the html page?

There are NO native controls in vlc web plugin. You must use the api to design your own.

If you have vlc 1.0.6 or earlier, which are the versions with working plugins, you can go here or google "revolunet controls" to find pre-scripted control bars for the vlc web plugin.

Anything after vlc 1.0.6 has plugin issues.

I've never figured that out either, but you can keep track of it independently from the vlc object, and that works fine.

Use a relative filepath.

"Content/Funny Cats.flv"

or "Funny Cats.flv", probably, depending on what page html and video files are in.

I'd suggest always using the object tag with vlc. It's simpler and I've never had it not work. I've had plenty of problems with the embed tag.


Also, is there a reason you're using the mu3 playlist instead of vlc's object?

Has autoloop ever worked? I've been using a workaround since 1.0.5.

Don't use the "embed" tag.

That's a fair point. But there's not much you can do about it, because the plug-ins are basically unsupported features. You might be able to take a route similar to mysoogal, and package the plugin as a separate downloadable control.

http://www.33t.co.cc/?page_id=2

Embedding VLC in HTML in Iexplore is not rocket science, it's - I M P O S S I B L E. I tried everything, and I failed. That's crap. Depending on what version of vlc and ie you use, it's very simple. Up until IE8 and vlc 1.0.5, it's cake to get a player with the exact same features as any other web ...

If it's such a big file, are you sure their connection is fast enough to stream it?

It's not surprising that a beta version would have some bugs, though I can't say there isn't a problem with vlc or your code.

Lol... Can't believe I missed that. Nice catch.

You should be using a local option ":aspect-ratio=16:9"I think, as described in the documentation.