VLC Plugin won't loop

[alonbr]

Hello
Newbe here!

wrote a small HTML.
it has a div with:
<embed type="application/x-vlc-plugin" toolbar="false" autoloop="yes" width="1220" height="910"
src="file:///MagicHTML/MagicHTML/Video/MainVideo.wmv"/>
For whatever reason it won't loop!
I tried:
loop="yes"
autoloop="true"
loop="true"
the file is on a local network share and starts perfecly!
OS: XUBUNTU 12.04
Firefox: Mozilla Firefox 14.0.1
VLC player: VLC media player 2.0.3 Twoflower (revision 2.0.2-93-g77aa89e)
Don't know the version of the mozilla-plugin-vlc plugin (Don't know ho to test, but it's the latest on UBUNTU repositories)
browser-plugin-vlc 2.0.0-1
Please!! Help me!! I don't understand what am I doing wrong...
thank you.

[RSATom]

It's not working in vlc 2.0. Try vlc 2.1 nightly.

[alonbr]

Thanks for the quick answer, however...
still doesn't work...

[RSATom]

at least on windows it should work.

[Svetlika]

Hi.
I have same problem (param "loop" and "autoloop" doesn't work) and I solved it with JavaScript.

Maybe it was useful:

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<embed type="application/x-vlc-plugin" pluginspage="http://www.videolan.org" width = "1120" height="894" id = "vlc" name = "vlc" autoplay = "True" toolbar = "false" bgcolor = "#000000" allowfullscreen = "false" loop = "true" autoloop = "true" filename = "70.mp4" /> <script language="Javascript"> function playAgain() { if(document.vlc.playlist.isPlaying==false) { document.vlc.playlist.play(); } var s = setTimeout("playAgain()",1000); } var vlc = document.getElementById("vlc"); vlc.video.aspectRatio='5:4'; var s = setTimeout("playAgain()",1000); </script>

Windows 7, Chrome.
The task was - to play video file from local pc on html page (not from internet or other network, only from pc).

[alonbr]

Thanks for your help...
however... still no luck

[RSATom]

then try this: http://code.google.com/p/vc-axnp-vlc/do ... c2008e.zip

[alonbr]

well... I'll try it and let you know.
I'll try it by the end of this week.
However, decided to go ahead and use mplayer plugin... for now it works however I did get a strange error on the first try, so to avoid it coming back for whatever reason I would love using VLC plugin (I do trust it to play *ANYTHING* starting with Audio\Video file parts and ending with some strange .doc files... )

[RSATom]

and you can try this: http://code.google.com/p/fbvlc/

[SnurrDass]

hi.

tnx for the JS. works purfect

[rgkluver]

instead of having a timer consumer resources, consider using the event listerners instead to detect the end of the playlist and then start it up again.