Windows media player plug in dynamic link library

Some websites require the use of the Windows Media Player (WMP) plugin for certain content such as embedded audio and video. This article describes how to get the Windows Media Player plugin working on Windows operating systems.

Standard WMP plugin: In Windows XP and earlier, the WMP plugin file «npdsplay.dll» and related plugin files are normally included in the Windows Media Player program folder. The WMP plugin is automatically detected through plugin scanning and will be used by Mozilla applications for embedded media that require the WMP plugin. Important: Microsoft Security Bulletin MS06-006 (February 2006) reported a vulnerability in the standard Windows Media Player plugin file «npdsplay.dll» on Windows 2000 and Windows XP systems, that could result in remote code execution when using non-Microsoft web browsers. The «Security Update for Windows Media Player Plug-in (KB911564)», available from Windows Update or from the download links given in the security bulletin, updates the file «npdsplay.dll» (normally located in the C:\Program Files\Windows Media Player folder) to version 3.0.2.629. If your system includes the standard WMP plugin, make sure that it is the updated version of this file.

New WMP plugin for Windows XP and above: Windows 7/Vista and some versions of Windows XP do not include the standard WMP plugin. Microsoft’s Technet division has developed a new Windows Media Player Firefox Plugin (file name «np-mswmp.dll») for Windows XP and above. This new plugin can be installed to solve a missing plugin issue (see below) or to take advantage of its new features (e.g., scripting support) on systems that already include the standard WMP plugin. Instructions for installing the new WMP plugin in Firefox or another browser are given below.

Testing

The WMP plugin test pages Thailand Videos at jeffersonscher.com and Windows Media test at vdat.com contain embedded media that require the Windows Media Player plugin.
See the Testing plugins article other WMP plugin test pages.

Missing plugin

The WMP plugin is not included in Windows 7/Vista [1] and may also be missing in other Windows systems. You may visit a site that includes embedded media requiring the WMP plugin and receive a message such as Unknown plugin (application/x-mplayer2) [2] or you may be incorrectly directed to reinstall the WMP program, which is not a solution, since reinstalling or updating Windows Media Player does not add the missing plugins [3].

If your system is missing the WMP plugin, use one of these solutions:

Installing the new plugin

Firefox and SeaMonkey users on Windows XP and above can install the Windows Media Player Firefox Plugin provided by Microsoft. The plugin installer adds the file «np-mswmp.dll» to the Firefox installation directory «plugins» folder, typically C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\plugins or, on 64-bit Windows, C:\Program Files (x86)\Mozilla Firefox\plugins. Since Firefox 4, the «plugins» folder does not exist by default but will be created as needed. If the Firefox installation directory cannot be located, the plugin file «np-mswmp.dll» will be placed in another location such as C:\PFiles\Plugins and you will need to copy it to your Firefox or SeaMonkey installation plugins folder. For SeaMonkey, the file «np-mswmp.dll» can be copied to the SeaMonkey\plugins folder, which you can create if it doesn’t exist. [4] [5]

Important: In current versions (since Firefox 21), the <installation directory>/plugins folder is not scanned by default. If you have installed the new WMP plugin and it is not detected, you can set the preference plugins.load_appdir_plugins to true in about:config. Another option is to move the «plugins» folder» inside the «browser» folder, located inside the Firefox installation directory. For example, in current Firefox versions on 64-bit Windows, the plugin «np-mswmp.dll» will be detected if it is located in the C:\Program Files (x86)\Mozilla Firefox\browser\plugins folder. [6] [7] [8] [9] [10] [11] [12] [13].

Alternately, you can create a new «plugins» folder inside the %APPDATA%\Mozilla folder (e.g., inside the C:\Documents and settings\<username>\Application Data\Mozilla folder on Windows XP or inside the C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Roaming\Mozilla folder on Windows 7 or Vista) and then copy «np-mswmp.dll» to the new «plugins» folder, so that all Mozilla applications can find it.

Windows 7 users can install the HTML5 Extension for Windows Media Player Firefox Plug-in, which adds an extension that allows playback of H.264-encoded videos and additionally installs the WMP plugin by creating a C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Roaming\Mozilla\plugins folder and placing the file «np-mswmp.dll» in that location. Warning: This extension has been reported to cause excessive memory usage in Firefox 5 or above. If you installed the HTML5 extension and are having problems, open the Firefox Add-ons Manager Extensions list and remove it (the WMP plugin itself will remain installed). [14] [15] [16] [17] [18]

Restoring the standard plugin

The standard WMP plugin will work on most Windows versions and Mozilla-based browsers but it may be missing functionality that the new WMP plugin offers. You can restore the standard WMP plugin files that are normally included on most Windows XP and earlier operating systems. To check for these files, type about:plugins into the location bar. There should be an entry for Windows Media Player Plug-in Dynamic Link Library (File name: npdsplay.dll) and two entries for Microsoft® DRM (File name: npdrmv2.dll and File name: npwmsdrm.dll). If you do not see these files, follow these steps:

1. If some or all of the files are missing, you can download the individual files from dlldump.com and place them in the Windows Media Player directory (usually C:\Program Files\Windows Media Player):
   • npdsplay.dll: http://www.dlldump.com/download-dll-files_new.php/dllfiles/N/npdsplay.dll/3.0.2.629/
   • npwmsdrm.dll: http://www.dlldump.com/download-dll-files_new.php/dllfiles/N/npwmsdrm.dll/9.00.00.3250/
   • npdrmv2.dll: http://www.dlldump.com/download-dll-files_new.php/dllfiles/N/npdrmv2.dll/9.00.00.32508/
2. Reopen your browser and see if the WMP plugin is now working. If it isn’t, follow these additional steps:
3. A Windows Media Player Plug-in for Netscape Navigator installer (not supported on Windows Vista) can be downloaded here and should resolve the issue [19] but the included files are older versions. After running the installer, copy the more recent versions of npdsplay.dll, npdrmv2.dll and npwmsdrm.dll from dlldump.com to the Windows Media Player directory, if they were replaced by older versions.
4. If the Windows Media Player plugin still does not work, copy the npdsplay.dll, npdrmv2.dll and npwmsdrm.dll files to the installation directory plugins folder; for example, to the C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\plugins folder in Firefox.

Using an external player

Another option is to install an add-on such as the MediaPlayerConnectivity Firefox extension (also available for SeaMonkey) to launch embedded media on a web page in an external player [20].

Troubleshooting

Content does not play when multiple Windows Media plugins are enabled

Some Windows Media may not play if you have more then one plugin enabled that can handle that content (you can check your about:plugins list for enabled plugins and content handled). Make sure only one Windows Media plugin is enabled in the Add-ons Manager Plugins list, preferably the new «Microsoft® Windows Media Player Firefox Plugin», and disable the other plugins that handle Windows Media; for example, disable the standard «Windows Media Player Plug-in Dynamic Link Library» (included with Windows XP) or the VLC Media Player Mozilla plugin. [21] [22]

Note: The new «Microsoft® Windows Media Player Firefox Plugin» is preferable to the standard «Windows Media Player Plug-in Dynamic Link Library» included with Windows XP because the standard WMP plugin doesn’t handle direct media links very well and may open a blank page if the media file (e.g., an .asx file) is not associated with any player. [23]

Video is invisible or disappears when you click a control

• When the player is active, right-click on it and select ‘Options…’
• At the bottom of the window should be a ‘Video Acceleration’ option. Change it from full to half by moving the slider.

Firefox crashes on exit if the WMP plugin has been used (Windows 2000)

• Double-click on the ‘My Computer’ icon on the desktop, then double-click on ‘Control Panel’.
• Double-click on the Java icon to bring up the Java control panel.
• Click on the ‘Update’ tab, and then the ‘Update Now’ button.

WMP6 used even though WMP9 or later is installed

If the player controls look like they are from an older version of Windows Media Player:

• Right-click this link and save it to your desktop: http://plugindoc.mozdev.org/resources/wmp9.reg
• When it has downloaded, double-click it. A pop-up will ask if you want to add the information in it to the registry — click Yes.

If the above registry patch doesn’t help then reinstalling a downloaded version of Windows Media Player, such as WMP10 or WMP11 for Windows XP, is reported to fix the problem [24] (details here).

«Cannot create DirectShow Player»

This could be a symptom of this problem. Failing that, try reinstalling WMP and installing the latest version of DirectX. Windows XP users with WMP 9 or WMP 10 should upgrade to WMP 11. [25] [26]

Nothing happens when pressing Play

The players in the test links here have the status bar — it tells you what the player is doing. This is not always the case. Sometimes when you hit play on a player without a status bar, it seems like nothing happens — in fact, the player is probably just downloading enough of the file to start playing it (buffering) and if you give it a moment, it will start.

Illegal operation in Windows Media Player plugin

Illegal Operation in Plugin
Windows Media Player Plug-in Dynamic Link Library
The plugin performed an illegal operation. You are strongly advised to restart Navigator.

This can be caused by having JavaScript disabled. To enable JavaScript:

• Firefox: Click «Tools → Options → Content (or Web Features) → Enable JavaScript».
• Mozilla Suite and SeaMonkey: Click «Edit → Preferences → Advanced → Scripts & Plug-ins → Enable JavaScript for → Navigator»

Make sure that any extensions you might have that can block JavaScript are not blocking the site in question or are disabled. These include NoScript[27] and Adblock Plus.

Windows XP Home N or Windows XP Professional N

Because of a recent decision by the European Commission, Microsoft have been required to offer these new European versions of Windows XP Home/Pro in addition to the standard verisons, with Windows Media Player and all built-in media playback abilities removed — including the Windows Media Player plugin. The N stands for ‘Not with Windows Media Player’. Because of the scope of the changes, you cannot simply install Windows Media Player to get full functionality back. Microsoft have released an update to convert Windows XP N to regular Windows XP (by restoring all the missing files). Users of Windows XP Home/Pro N will need to install this update to run the Windows Media Player plugin. This update is also available on Windows Update. This cannot be undone. After installing this update, the only way to revert back to Windows XP N will be to re-install Windows.

Player appears and status bar says Ready but nothing happens when you click Play

If the WMP plugin console appears and the player status bar says ‘Ready’ but nothing happens when you click Play and no error messages appear, this can be caused by internet connectivity issues.

• The WMP plugin will not work unless Windows Media Player is able to open the file from the internet. Open the Windows Media Player program, then try opening a direct link to a media file (such as a .wav, .mid or .wma file) from within WMP, via «File -> Open URL». (Testing plugins includes media test pages that contain such direct links.)

Internet Explorer also needs to be able to connect to the internet for the Windows Media Player plugin to work:

• Make sure that Internet Explorer is not set to Work Offline mode: To check if IE is in ‘Work Offline’ mode, open IE and open the File menu. There would be a tick by the ‘Work Offline’ option. Click it to take IE off Work Offline mode.
• Make sure that Internet Explorer’s proxy settings are correct.
• Make sure that Internet Explorer and WMP are not blocked by your firewall. [28]

This problem can also be caused by DSL/cable providers using Network Address Translation (NAT) not forwarding UDP packets properly. The solution is to disable UDP in Windows Media Player:

1. In WMP, click Tools > Options
2. Select the ‘Network’ tab
3. Deselect ‘UDP’

It has also been reported that reinstalling/upgrading/downgrading Windows Media Player can solve this.

WMP thinks it is always offline or returns an error that it cannot play any items in the playlist

You may receive an error that WMP needs to connect to the internet, or a message similar to «Windows Media Player cannot play any items in the playlist. To find information about the problem, click the Now Playing tab, and then click the icon next to each file in the List pane.» when attempting to connect to online content such as internet radio [29]. The instructions given here may help resolve the problem. Also, some sites may require cookies for the content to play so make sure that cookies are not being blocked. Internet firewall or other security software can also block WMP so check your firewall settings and make sure that WMP is allowed access to the internet. If you are running Zone Alarm, set it to Medium security, or go into the Firewall settings page and hit the «Custom» settings button, enable the «Allow outgoing TCP ports» option, then specify «554, 1755» as the selected ports. [30]

Crashes or missing WMP controls while trying to play embedded WMV files

Your browser may crash or, if the video does play, the WMP controls (play/pause/stop) or right-click options may be missing [31]. This can happen when the VLC Media Player is installed and its own browser plugin takes precedence over the WMP plug-in, causing a conflict. To resolve the issue, remove the VLC plug-in file npvlc.dll which is usually located in your Mozilla browser’s installation directory plugins folder (e.g., C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\plugins\).

Player does not appear but audio sometimes still plays

If the Adblock extension is installed, the OBJ-TABS setting may hide the WMP plug-in. If you find this happens to you, disable Obj-Tabs in your Adblock options. If that doesn’t work, try installing the new WMP plugin or restore the standard WMP plugin, as described above and place the plugin file(s) in your browser’s plugins folder. The VLC Media Player plug-in has also been known to do this — try removing the VLC plug-in (see above).

Windows XP Media Center Edition

Windows XP Media Center Edition does not come with the Windows Media Player plugin so you will need to add it (see the Missing plugin section, above). If these solutions don’t work, the update for Windows XP N (XP with no media playback ability (see Windows XP Home N or Windows XP Professional N, above) is reported to to add back the missing files and settings that allow Windows XP Media Center Edition to support the WMP plugins [32]. Warning: this update cannot be uninstalled. The only way to undo it is to re-install Windows, so attempt at your own risk. The update is here.

ActiveX

Some sites are coded to invoke Windows Media Player through ActiveX. An ActiveX plugin is available for some versions of Mozilla products, but it’s generally not recommended.

See also

• Video or audio does not play

External Links

• Official Windows Media Player Support
• Step-By-Step Guide: Embedded Windows Media in Firefox MozillaZine forum topic
• New Windows Media Player Plugin for XP/Vista and Firefox MozillaZine forum topic
• Windows Media Player: WMP mini FAQ at zachd.com
• PluginDoc entry for Windows Media Player (Windows)
• HTML5 Extension for Windows Media Player Firefox Plug-in

For Mac and Linux users

• Windows Media Player 9 for Mac OS X
• Windows Media® Components for QuickTime, by Flip4Mac™ (Mac OS X)
• PluginDoc entry for Windows Media Player (Mac OS X)
• PluginDoc entry for mplayer (Linux)
• Mplayer plugin (Linux)

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Windows Media Player is Microsoft’s own media player that comes pre-installed with all its operating systems. To enhance the dull default WMP experience, I have tracked down some of the coolest and most useful Windows Media Player plugins out there, most of which will work with both Windows XP and Windows 7.

Finally make all embedded media player files work in Firefox (Windows 7), put your computer to sleep after your playlist concludes (Windows XP), get lyrics from songs you’re playing, sharpen blurry videos, and share with your friends what you’re listening to right now. Does any of this sound good? Then read on!

1. Firefox Plugin

Per default, Windows Media Player integrates with Firefox and installs a plugin called «Windows Media Player Plug-in Dynamic Link Library» (ID: pdsplay.dll). However, there have been some «missing plugin» issues. Thus Microsoft has developed a new plugin for Windows XP and up, which solves the problems and also adds some new features. This Firefox Plugin (ID: np-mswmp.dll) must be downloaded and installed separately. Before you run the .exe file that will install the new plugin, close Firefox.

To test whether you actually need the plugin, I recommend this Mozilla test page. After installing the plugin, the test worked flawlessly in Windows 7. However, under Windows XP I only got the sound, not the WMP display or video. Mozilla provides more background information here.

2. Sleep Timer

First of all I should note that this plugin is fairly old (2005) and only worked with WMP 11 on Windows XP. Furthermore, you have to sign up to The Code Project website before you can download the plugin. The plugin will be listed under > Options > Plug-Ins > Background > Armen Hakobyan’s Background Sleep Timer.

Now, the purpose of this plugin is to put your computer to sleep after your playlist has concluded. If it doesn’t display automatically, go to full mode and then open > View > Plug-Ins and select > Armen Hakobyan’s Sleep Timer. From its onscreen menu you can select the > Standby Mode, which can also be to shut down the computer and select whether or not to > Mute Sound. Before you can click > Start Timer you have to start a playlist or at least one song. At the end of that piece, the plugin will come into effect.

Картинка с сайта: www.makeuseof.com

3. Lyrics Plugin

This is a great plugin for music lovers. If your computer is connected to the internet while you play your tunes, it will automatically search for the lyrics to the current song and display them in the «Now Playing» window. Unfortunately, the lyrics disappear when you switch to full-screen mode. Instead, WMP displays the available album art.

Картинка с сайта: www.makeuseof.com

This plugin was tested successfully on Windows XP and Windows 7. And by the way, it is also available for Winamp.

An alternative to this plugin is LyricsSeeker, which is also available for iTunes and Winamp. The difference is that the lyrics are opened in the browser, not in the media player itself.

4. PixelFusion

Many videos, whether downloaded or streamed, tend to be somewhat blurry, which is a result of reducing the resolution and hence the file size. This flaw becomes ever more annoying, when the videos are viewed in fullscreen view on a high resolution screen. PixelFusion is an attempt to fix this issue.

Once installed, the settings of the plugin can be found under > Options > Plug-Ins > Video-DSP > Pixelfusion Plugin > Properties button. The edge crispness can be varied from soft to hard. In the example below I took screenshots of the original video (middle) and with PixelFusion using hard (left) and medium (right) edge crispness. The difference is quite obvious.

Картинка с сайта: www.makeuseof.com

The plugin was tested successfully on Windows XP and Windows 7.

5. Now Playing

Now Playing allows you to share what music you are currently listening to with your friends on Facebook, fans on Twitter, or visitors to your homepage. It’s very simple to setup for Twitter and Facebook.

Картинка с сайта: www.makeuseof.com

The options window will launch automatically, when you first start WMP after installing Now Playing. If you need to access it later, note that the plugin is found in the > Background category within WMP’s > Plug-Ins options.

To get started, follow the simple setup steps shown in tabs for Twitter or Facebook. Then add a message and use the suggested tags to announce what you are listening to. For example use «<artist> <title>» to submit the respective details. Finally, check the box next to > On to enable the updates and it should work. The result will look something like this:

Картинка с сайта: www.makeuseof.com

Some more skill is required to make this work on your homepage. However, the download page itself provides a thorough walkthrough. The plugin was tested successfully in Windows XP and Windows 7. A similar plugin, that will share your songs in mIRC, is WMPmIRC.

For more plugins, especially for skins, visualization effects, and codecs, check Microsoft’s own WMP Plugins page. Also check out Saikat’s article on 10 Great Windows Media Player 11 Tips and Tricks.

Can you recommend other Windows Media Player plugins?

Windows media player plug in dynamic link library

Зачем нужен плагин:windows media player plug-in dynamic link library?

хороший вопрос))
Как я понимаю этот?? http://www.interoperabilitybridges.com/ … n-download
Один из воспроизводящих плагинов. В основном нужен для проигрывания радиомодулей(устаревших).
Ставится он отдельно. Видимо кому-то нужен был.

Добро пожаловать на форум mozilla-russia.org . Здесь вы можете посоветоваться или обратиться за помощью к фанатам и пользователям продуктов Мозиллы. Если не знаете как правильно оформить пост специально для вас расписан пункт 2.2 правил форума
Сброс на примере Firefox – лёгкое решение большинства проблем
Починка браузера. Перенос своих настроек на новый профиль.

№3 27-11-2011 19:29:16

Re: Зачем нужен плагин:windows media player plug-in dynamic link library?

Зачем нужен плагин:windows media player plug-in dynamic link library?

для воспроизведения такого например

я помню те времена когда обновления программ убирали проблемы и исправляли баги, а не добавляли их.
toxID:05AB9B827D896AACEE7FF4573A02FB8F025F46ADC856B98F65BC1BA9BD21A81DC98BA9C36CE3

№4 27-11-2011 19:32:07

Re: Зачем нужен плагин:windows media player plug-in dynamic link library?

Данный код не работает.

Добавлено 27-11-2011 19:34:58

Как я понимаю этот?? http://www.interoperabilitybridges.com/ … n-download

Скорее всего нет т.к название windows media player plug-in dynamic link library из-за этих непоняток и была поднята тема.

Отредактировано SendInfo (27-11-2011 19:35:16)

№5 27-11-2011 19:57:22

Re: Зачем нужен плагин:windows media player plug-in dynamic link library?

Данный код не работает.

видимо чтото поменяли и авишки теперь не хавает.
но с wmv нормально пашет.

я помню те времена когда обновления программ убирали проблемы и исправляли баги, а не добавляли их.
toxID:05AB9B827D896AACEE7FF4573A02FB8F025F46ADC856B98F65BC1BA9BD21A81DC98BA9C36CE3

№6 27-11-2011 23:02:59

Re: Зачем нужен плагин:windows media player plug-in dynamic link library?

Content does not play when multiple Windows Media plugins are enabled

If you have more then one plugin that can handle Windows Media, such as the standard «Windows Media Player Plug-in Dynamic Link Library» included with Windows XP and the new «Microsoft® Windows Media Player Firefox Plugin», you should disable one of them in the Add-ons Manager Plugins list. Having the VLC Media Player Mozilla plugin enabled can also cause this problem since it can also handle Windows Media content.

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Microsoft Windows Media Player Firefox Plugin.

Плагин Microsoft Windows Media Player Firefox Plugin предназначен для проигрывания мультимедийных файлов в системе Windows:

Windows XP SP2 (x64)

Страница проигрывателя Microsoft Windows Media Player на сайте Microsoft

Для тех у кого не установлен Microsoft Windows Media Player, могут с нашего сайта скачать плагин Media Player Plugin

В каталоге программ, Windows Media Player Plugin, представлен в двух вариантах:

для ручной установки Microsoft Windows Media Player Firefox Plugin
скопируйте файлы в папку plugins, где установлен Ваш браузер —

для автоматической установки Microsoft Windows Media Player Firefox Plugin
при использовании инсталлятора, файлы автоматически записываются в папку

C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\plugins\

Проверить установлен данный плагин или нет и его месторасположение Вы можете на странице своего браузера Mozilla Firefox

Microsoft Silverlight.

Плагин проигрывателя Microsoft Silverlight необходим для просмотра мультимедийного веб-контента (анимация, трехмерная графика, видео, аудио и т.д.)

Плагин Microsoft Silverlight может воспроизводить потоковое видео высокой четкости (720p и выше) в режиме реального времени.

Поддерживает форматы: VC-1, Windows Media Audio, AAC и основанный на MPEG-4 формат H.264

Воспроизводит в веб-браузере защищенный медийный контент.

Имеется встроенное управление цифровыми правами Silverlight DRM на базе системы защиты контента — PlayReady,

При этом используется шифрование по протоколу AES или управление цифровыми правами Windows Media DRM .

Плагин Microsoft Silverlight поддерживает большинство современных веб-обозревателей:

Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows Server 2008, Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Server 2003, Windows XP SP2, SP3, Macintosh OS 10.5.7+ (intel)

и устройств для работы с мультимедиа и интерактивными веб — службами на основе технологии .NET.Silverlight.

Данный проигрыватель воспроизводит WMV, WMA и MP3 файлы.

Картинка с сайта: windowsar.ru

Работает без установки Windows Media Player

Лицензионное соглашение — только в личных и в некоммерческих целях.

Более подробное описание Microsoft Silverlight для разработчиков на сайте (рус.) Microsoft

Загрузить и проверить Вашу текущую версию Silverlight можно на официальном сайте (англ.) Microsoft

Минимальные требования для работы с Silverlight :

Windows X86, x64; Браузер 32-бит, ЦПУ 1.6(GHz); память 512-MB (RAM)

На сайте microsoft.com для дизайнеров и веб — разработчиков:

— галерея веб — приложений — DotNetNuke, nopCommerce, WordPress, Joomla! и др.

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Крошка Ру

тв нет — пытается подключиться

Да, но ведь и в Силвере MS работает, и в других браузерах, а потом у меня он просто не загружается.

Отредактировано Sergey1703 (06-04-2012 14:42:07)

Всем большое СПАСИБО

№4 06-04-2012 14:44:14

Re: Windows Media Player Plugin не работает

Sergey1703 в у меня плагин просто падает

Добавлено 06-04-2012 14:54:47
. а в ни изображения ,ни звука , хотя воспроизведение отображается . наверное надо обновить Windows Media Player

Отредактировано Крошка Ру (06-04-2012 14:54:47)

№5 06-04-2012 15:10:53

Re: Windows Media Player Plugin не работает

Sergey1703 Радио у меня работает, а вот тв нет — пытается подключиться , но безрезультатно — видимо потока там просто нет

А у меня опять работает — и то, и другое. Ну что за чертовщина за такая?

«Большинство философов до сих пор придерживается весьма нефилософских воззрений на многие вопросы философии» Эдгар Аллан По

№6 06-04-2012 15:27:42

Re: Windows Media Player Plugin не работает

Теперь заработало . 11 версию плеера установил

Добавлено 06-04-2012 15:32:15
Vladimir_S Переустанавливал на днях XP и плеер же там девятка . но всё равно WMP какой-то глючный и тормозной — стараюсь избегать его

Отредактировано Крошка Ру (06-04-2012 15:32:15)

№7 07-04-2012 15:02:46

Re: Windows Media Player Plugin не работает

Все проблему решил удалением из системы VideoLan плеера.
Все заработало как надо. Видимо в 11 версии FireFox изменились ассоциации потокового видео и по умолчанию выбирается VLC плеер, а что и где нужно менять после его установки я не знаю.

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№8 28-06-2012 15:53:07

Re: Windows Media Player Plugin не работает

WMP Plugin че-т не цепляется к Firefox. Переустанавливал его поверх, сносил (Revo uninstaller) и снова устанавливал — ни в какую. pluginreg.dat удалял. В about:plugins его нет.
Не знаю, есть какая-то связь или нет, но вчера снес VLC и потом через какое-то время мне понадобилось посмотреть онлайн ТВ. пишет — нет плагина WMP, скачал, установил — ничего не изменилось.
Причем, задолго до этого всего, когда еще не стоял VLC, плагин WMP прекрасно работал, но как-то тут прочитал, что WMP plugin это вчерашний день и VLC рулит, поставил VLC, который нихрена не показывал то, что показывал WMP, хотя должен был по заявлениям пользователей, но тогда я на это забил. И вот не помню точно, но вроде бы я для пущей уверенности удалил плагин WMP путем его переименования. Возможно, сейчас именно по этой причине он и не пашет, хотя, кто знает. )
Если у кого стоит плагин WMP, скиньте мне путь, где он хранится и его название.

Не следует делать того, что смущает совесть.

№9 28-06-2012 18:41:35

Re: Windows Media Player Plugin не работает

Если у кого стоит плагин WMP, скиньте мне путь, где он хранится и его название.

Microsoft® Windows Media Player Firefox Plugin

Файл: C:\Program Files\Windows Media Player\np-mswmp.dll
Версия: 1.0.0.8
np-mswmp

Windows Media Player Plug-in Dynamic Link Library

Файл: C:\Program Files\Windows Media Player\npdsplay.dll
Версия: 3.0.2.629
Npdsplay dll

№10 28-06-2012 23:59:17

Re: Windows Media Player Plugin не работает

voqabuhe
Спасибо.
Посмотрел, у меня таких dll-ok нет. (

Не следует делать того, что смущает совесть.

№11 29-06-2012 07:40:01

Re: Windows Media Player Plugin не работает

Та же проблема, что у Confidence.

№12 29-06-2012 12:33:50

Re: Windows Media Player Plugin не работает

Например http://kaban.tv/ntv-online

спасиб)) а то я WMP с из нафиг вырезал))

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