On Wednesday 27 December 2006 01:01, Chris Mohler wrote: > Odd, I can't get it working in FC6 (Firefox 1.5.0.8) either. > > I had the same error message as the OP until I removed mplayerplug-in > and installed realplayer10GOLD.bin. Now, the player just "sits > there", and never loads a song. I think the problem since FC5 is that Firefox is now included with the distro. Mplayerplug-in comes with loads of plugins, including an older version of the realmedia one, which perhaps won't work with some sites, and the plugins are all active in Firefox. Pre FC5, you have to download Firefox from the mozilla site, and create a desktop launcher to launch the firefox shellscript, then in the case of Mplayerplug-in's plugins you have to create softlinks from where you have installed firefox to /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins, for whichever Mplayerplugins you want to enable. I usually enable the "wmp" one, and the "qt" one. the "rm" (realmedia) one I don't want, as I have realplayer10GOLD.bin installed. I still have had to copy nphelix.so, and hphelix.xpt to /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins, then create the softlink from firefox to /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins, and the same goes for libflashplayer.so. Personally I prefer it this way. I have more control of where I want stuff to be, rather than the automated way, where you don't know what's going on. I feel the same way about wizards, where you answer a few questions, and don't know what the hell it's done, and which files have been configured. Enough of my rantings. It would be nice though to find out why FC6, and Firefox are having problems with the indiamusiconline site, which incidentally I'm still listening to on FC5, although not too interested in Indian music. Nigel. Hoping your having a nice holiday sat in front of the monitor.lol. > > I disabled the adblock extension, but that didn't help. > > If you click on the 'help' button on the player, it provides > instructions for Linux - what are we missing? > > Chris
