It was originally written in January, and worked fine until I updated in October (it had been a very long time since I had updated, and reinstallation from scratch didn't fix the problem).
I am running Gentoo linux, Mozilla version 1.7.12, VLC version 0.8.2 Janus, and mplayerplug-in version 2.80.
When I try to start the second stream the browser crashes with the error
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/usr/libexec/mozilla-launcher: line 116: 5894 Killed "$mozbin" "$@"
mozilla-bin exited with non-zero status (137)
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<embed
type="application/x-vlc-plugin"
name="cam1viewer"
autoplay="no" width="475" height="375"
target="http://10.0.0.156/GetData.cgi"
//target="test1.ogm"
//src="test1.ogm"
/>
Play is the only one used for the mjpeg stream. The others are for testing of the target='test1.ogm' section above.
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<input type="image" SRC="images/Btn_Prev.gif" HEIGHT="30" WIDTH="42" BORDER="0" onClick="document.cam1viewer.seek(-10,true)">
<input type="image" SRC="images/Btn_Pause.gif" HEIGHT="30" WIDTH="42" BORDER="0" onClick="document.cam1viewer.pause()">
<input type="image" SRC="images/Btn_Stop.gif" HEIGHT="30" WIDTH="42" BORDER="0" onClick="document.cam1viewer.stop()">
<input type="image" SRC="images/Btn_Play.gif" HEIGHT="30" WIDTH="42" BORDER="0" onClick="document.cam1viewer.play()">
<input type="image" SRC="images/Btn_Next.gif" HEIGHT="30" WIDTH="42" BORDER="0" onClick="document.cam1viewer.seek(+30,true)">-If one frame plays mjpeg video, and the other plays a file, whichever is started last has negative colors (not sure if it is exactly negative, but white spots are black, etc.)
-firefox will not play the video, possibly a javascript issue.
I have tried to usnig the mplayer plugin, but it endlessly buffers the mjpeg stream without playing anything.
Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.