Re: [Trisquel-users] Abrowser won't let me associate Gnome's mplayer with MP4 files
Sorry no, I expected you to read man mozplugger and the existing /etc/mozpluggerrc . The line is nokill noisy: MP_NOEMBED($file) And if you're loading the HTML file from disk then don't forget to specify a *relative* URL for the video file. Attached find an example html file which works with that Mozplugger setup on my machine.
Re: [Trisquel-users] Abrowser won't let me associate Gnome's mplayer with MP4 files
At leny2010's suggestion, I altered MozPlugger's configuration file thusly: cat 60-video.conf ### ### Video ### ### video/mpeg:mpeg,mpg,mpe:MPEG animation video/x-mpeg:mpeg,mpg,mpe:MPEG animation video/x-mpeg2:mpv2,mp2ve:MPEG2 animation MP_VIDEO_STREAM() TM_VIDEO_STREAM() nokill noisy: xine -pq $file loop: mtvp -l -W$window $file : mtvp -W$window $file loop: xanim +Av100 -Zr +W$window +q +f $file : xanim +Av100 -Zr +W$window +q +Ze +f $file video/mp4:mp4:MPEG4 animation video/msvideo:avi:AVI animation video/x-msvideo:avi:AVI animation video/fli:fli,flc:FLI animation video/x-fli:fli,flc:FLI animation MP_VIDEO_STREAM() TM_VIDEO_STREAM() nokill noisy: mplayer -pq $file application/x-mplayer2:*:Windows Media video video/x-ms-asf:asf,asx:Windows Media video video/x-ms-wm:wm:Windows Media video video/x-ms-wmv:wmv:Windows Media video video/x-ms-wvx:wvx:Windows Media video video/x-ms-asf-plugin:*:Window Media video MP_VIDEO_PLAYLIST(%.asx) MP_VIDEO_STREAM() TM_VIDEO_STREAM() application/asx:asx:Windows Media video MP_VIDEO_STREAM(-playlist) TM_VIDEO_STREAM() application/x-quicktimeplayer:mov:Quicktime animation image/x-macpaint:pntg,mov:Quicktime animation video/quicktime:mov,qt:Quicktime animation video/x-quicktime:mov,qt:Quicktime animation MP_VIDEO_STREAM() MP_LINKS($file) TM_VIDEO_STREAM() TM_LINKS($file) stream links : mplayer -pq $file nokill noisy: mplayer -pq $file video/x-theora:ogg:OGG stream with video video/theora:ogg:OGG stream with video video/ogg:ogg:OGG stream with video video/x-ogg:ogm,ogv:OGG stream with video MP_VIDEO_STREAM() TM_VIDEO_STREAM() video/dl:dl:DL animation video/x-dl:dl:DL animation video/sgi-movie:movie,movi,mv:SGI animation video/x-sgi-movie:movie,movi,mv:SGI animation video/anim:iff,anim5,anim3,anim7:IFF animation video/x-anim:iff,anim5,anim3,anim7:IFF animation loop: xanim +Av100 -Zr +W$window +q +f $file : xanim +Av100 -Zr +W$window +q +Ze +f $file But it appears that I haven't gone far enough in banishing xine ... as I still get that corrupt file message, even though the MP4 opens plays OK with anything other than ABrowser.
Re: [Trisquel-users] Abrowser won't let me associate Gnome's mplayer with MP4 files
True, they cover MP4 OK, but by the look of it they invoked xine not mplayer... try changing it mplayer as you intend.
Re: [Trisquel-users] Abrowser won't let me associate Gnome's mplayer with MP4 files
Oops. I meant MP4 of course. GNOME MPlayer played my video at triple time with mplayer2 replaced by mplayer, so I uninstalled GNOME MPlayer and then reinstalled it. At first, I thought that ABrowser didn't like a couple of MP4 files that I had edited. But now I see that is doesn't like _any_ of my MP4 files. Maybe a certain flag has been set ? Where might that flag be ? Here's my Mozplugger's video configuration file; note that the second set of commands covers MPEG4 OK: ### ### Video ### ### video/mpeg:mpeg,mpg,mpe:MPEG animation video/x-mpeg:mpeg,mpg,mpe:MPEG animation video/x-mpeg2:mpv2,mp2ve:MPEG2 animation MP_VIDEO_STREAM() TM_VIDEO_STREAM() nokill noisy: xine -pq $file loop: mtvp -l -W$window $file : mtvp -W$window $file loop: xanim +Av100 -Zr +W$window +q +f $file : xanim +Av100 -Zr +W$window +q +Ze +f $file video/mp4:mp4:MPEG4 animation video/msvideo:avi:AVI animation video/x-msvideo:avi:AVI animation video/fli:fli,flc:FLI animation video/x-fli:fli,flc:FLI animation MP_VIDEO_STREAM() TM_VIDEO_STREAM() nokill noisy: xine -pq $file application/x-mplayer2:*:Windows Media video video/x-ms-asf:asf,asx:Windows Media video video/x-ms-wm:wm:Windows Media video video/x-ms-wmv:wmv:Windows Media video video/x-ms-wvx:wvx:Windows Media video video/x-ms-asf-plugin:*:Window Media video MP_VIDEO_PLAYLIST(%.asx) MP_VIDEO_STREAM() TM_VIDEO_STREAM() application/asx:asx:Windows Media video MP_VIDEO_STREAM(-playlist) TM_VIDEO_STREAM() application/x-quicktimeplayer:mov:Quicktime animation image/x-macpaint:pntg,mov:Quicktime animation video/quicktime:mov,qt:Quicktime animation video/x-quicktime:mov,qt:Quicktime animation MP_VIDEO_STREAM() MP_LINKS($file) TM_VIDEO_STREAM() TM_LINKS($file) stream links : xine -pq $file nokill noisy: xine -pq $file video/x-theora:ogg:OGG stream with video video/theora:ogg:OGG stream with video video/ogg:ogg:OGG stream with video video/x-ogg:ogm,ogv:OGG stream with video MP_VIDEO_STREAM() TM_VIDEO_STREAM() video/dl:dl:DL animation video/x-dl:dl:DL animation video/sgi-movie:movie,movi,mv:SGI animation video/x-sgi-movie:movie,movi,mv:SGI animation video/anim:iff,anim5,anim3,anim7:IFF animation### ### Video ### ### video/mpeg:mpeg,mpg,mpe:MPEG animation video/x-mpeg:mpeg,mpg,mpe:MPEG animation video/x-mpeg2:mpv2,mp2ve:MPEG2 animation MP_VIDEO_STREAM() TM_VIDEO_STREAM() nokill noisy: xine -pq $file loop: mtvp -l -W$window $file : mtvp -W$window $file loop: xanim +Av100 -Zr +W$window +q +f $file : xanim +Av100 -Zr +W$window +q +Ze +f $file video/mp4:mp4:MPEG4 animation video/msvideo:avi:AVI animation video/x-msvideo:avi:AVI animation video/fli:fli,flc:FLI animation video/x-fli:fli,flc:FLI animation MP_VIDEO_STREAM() TM_VIDEO_STREAM() nokill noisy: xine -pq $file application/x-mplayer2:*:Windows Media video video/x-ms-asf:asf,asx:Windows Media video video/x-ms-wm:wm:Windows Media video video/x-ms-wmv:wmv:Windows Media video video/x-ms-wvx:wvx:Windows Media video video/x-ms-asf-plugin:*:Window Media video MP_VIDEO_PLAYLIST(%.asx) MP_VIDEO_STREAM() TM_VIDEO_STREAM() application/asx:asx:Windows Media video MP_VIDEO_STREAM(-playlist) TM_VIDEO_STREAM() application/x-quicktimeplayer:mov:Quicktime animation image/x-macpaint:pntg,mov:Quicktime animation video/quicktime:mov,qt:Quicktime animation video/x-quicktime:mov,qt:Quicktime animation MP_VIDEO_STREAM() MP_LINKS($file) TM_VIDEO_STREAM() TM_LINKS($file) stream links : xine -pq $file nokill noisy: xine -pq $file video/x-theora:ogg:OGG stream with video video/theora:ogg:OGG stream with video video/ogg:ogg:OGG stream with video video/x-ogg:ogm,ogv:OGG stream with video MP_VIDEO_STREAM() TM_VIDEO_STREAM() video/dl:dl:DL animation video/x-dl:dl:DL animation video/sgi-movie:movie,movi,mv:SGI animation video/x-sgi-movie:movie,movi,mv:SGI animation video/anim:iff,anim5,anim3,anim7:IFF animation video/x-anim:iff,anim5,anim3,anim7:IFF animation loop: xanim +Av100 -Zr +W$window +q +f $file : xanim +Av100 -Zr +W$window +q +Ze +f $file video/x-anim:iff,anim5,anim3,anim7:IFF animation loop: xanim +Av100 -Zr +W$window +q +f $file : xanim +Av100 -Zr +W$window +q +Ze +f $file
Re: [Trisquel-users] Abrowser won't let me associate Gnome's mplayer with MP4 files
The Mozplugger app appeared OK after I used apt-get to install it, but that pesky corrupt file appears nevertheless when I try to view that nasty MV4 file by clicking on the link in my HTML file in ABrowser. Worse, Video MPEG-4 is nowhere to be found. Mozplugger didn't show up until after I used Synaptic Package Manager to remove mplayer-2 and replace it with mplayer. That was just a stab in the dark. Fortunately, I can reach the MV4 file by other means - download to the hard drive first, then apply GNOME MPlayer. Alas, now I see that GNOME MPlayer is messed up. I'll go back to mplayer-2, I guess, and see what transpires ...
Re: [Trisquel-users] Abrowser won't let me associate Gnome's mplayer with MP4 files
The Plug-ins and Add-ons menus aren't helping, either.
Re: [Trisquel-users] Abrowser won't let me associate Gnome's mplayer with MP4 files
Here's what my Applications tab reveals: Debian package? Always ask DOS/Windows executable? Always ask ircs ? Always ask mailto(W) Use KMailService (default) Podcast? Preview in ABrowser Portable Document Format (PDF) ? Preview in ABrowser Video Podcast ? Preview in ABrowser Web Feed ? Preview in ABrowser Browsing thru installed applications: .gconf .gnome2 .gnome2_private .gstreamer-0.10 .mplayer None of these changes the outcome, and there's no reload button in ABrowser, yet if I start GNOME MPlayer from the list of applications in the Trisquel menu, the same video plays just fine.
