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Weblog:   Build a Streaming MP3 Player
Subject:   Trouble for non-embedded .m3us
Date:   2005-03-17 15:06:19
From:   DavidBattino
Response to: Trouble for non-embedded .m3us

Interesting. What happens if you specify a plug-in within the external JavaScript file by adding CLASSID and CODEBASE parameters? Currently our embedding code is rather generic. —David
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  • Trouble for non-embedded .m3us
    2005-03-18 08:16:54  extra88 [Reply | View]

    According to w3schools.com, the classid and codebase attributes are only used by ActiveX. That's fine for IE6 and it did in fact make IE use QuickTime instead of WMP but it doesn't help in Firefox. Firefox still asks for a plugin.
    • David Battino photo Trouble for non-embedded .m3us
      2005-03-18 15:04:52  David Battino | O'Reilly Blogger [Reply | View]

      Googling Firefox m3u turns up lots of suggestions for working around the Firefox problem. One site I found recommends changing the htaccess file on your server.

      I also came across a slick-looking MP3-streaming system called Andromeda. —David
      • Trouble for non-embedded .m3us
        2005-03-21 06:19:39  extra88 [Reply | View]

        I already have the mime type defined on the server, the problem is really with the client. Firefox doesn't seem to allow the definition of one program as the handler of a file type when it is downloaded and another program (plugin) when the same file type is embedded.

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