Where to find vlc multimedia plugin for fedora

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I am working on Fedora 9 and endeavor to create the plug-in work on it. The predicament is I be able to create the web page playing movie other than not be able to control it through vlc object. I have comprised search around utilizing google and still not be able to locate several topic related. Is there anybody have information in sequence. I have got a bit of an odd predicament Opera is reporting dissimilar handlable mime types for vlc than the whole thing else by the whole thing else I mean at least Firefox 2 and Konqueror 3.5. Perceptibly, submission/x-mplayer2 is missing. At present it's almost certainly Opera's responsibility especially as I am utilizing the most recent linux x86_64 nightly, other than it would be superior to be familiar with if anyone here has the similar problem.

[Zhankana_n]

Subsequent to several test, I originate out to facilitate firefox 3.0 version or description might have comprised issue on the vlc mozzila plugin. I have comprised and download and test the firefox 3.5 version or description and the Mozilla plugin is running appropriately. Besides, I am testing a number of h.264 video it is commencing from camera recording. I locate out to facilitate merely fedora 9 + vlc 0.9.9.2 version be able to display the video appropriately. The Ubuntu 8.1+ through vlc 0.9.9a or vlc 1.0.X version not be able to play the video merely showing black screen. I wonder if it is related to ffmpeg or the x.264 version or description. Would anybody make available information in sequence for this.

[teena_pansare]

The similar setup with Opera, vlc-mozilla and Linux (Ubuntu 8.10). At first I consideration it was just missing, other than it seems users have comprised it working under Firefox and Linux. I not be able to test to facilitate myself, in view of the fact that I uninstalled Firefox. Do opera and additional web-browsers announce the similar version for VLC plugin. You be able to endeavor to search libvlcplugin. So on your system, perhaps old one remains in an opera plugin folder. It seems the entire three paths are maintain by the package, so I take for granted these are up to date. Similar to mentioned in my preview posts, I not make sure the similar behavior in an additional browser, nor was I capable to make sure the actual plugin version or description number in Opera.

[Ekpah]

When I implant "application/x-vlc-plugin" in my html code, I do not desire VLC to demonstrate me "(no representation)" this word, this was occurred when the OS is linux+firefox. Other than if I had inaugurate VLC plugin in my window+firefox, it is faultless. For the reason that it does not demonstrate me "(no picture)" this word. The inaugurated VLC software and web browser plugin are too old. This indicates a predicament through the software to facilitate determine to require you upgrade to the most recent version or description in order to watch TPG IPTV. Hit it off OK to continue viewing this page through errors, or Cancel to take you to the download page for the software.

[Asis]

I am working with 64-bit Fedora 9 and I am also running 64-bit FireFox. I have comprised and installed 64-bit VLC and the 64-bit mozilla-vlc package. There are numerous additional threads here talking regarding how FireFox and nspluginwrapper are unbalanced at least for a number of containing me. My VLC video plugin in addition merely works 10% of the time. It just happened to me this morning why is my 64-bit plugin being wrapping. Just for the users who are thinking I am a complete idiot and I be obliged to not be familiar with the difference connecting 32-bits and 64-bits. I have comprised even tried whacking the nswrapper_64_64.libvlcplugin.so file other than it gets recreated the subsequently time I open my browser.

[Ravana]

I almost certainly spent 3-4 hours playing approximately through this, searching Google, searching this site, reading docs, etc. previous to deciding to position here. Then 5 minutes subsequent to my post I found a file called /etc/sysconfig/nspluginwrapper. It had a line in it with the intention of look like this: Now my 64-bit plugin is no longer getting wrapped and VLC works once again. I should also point out that I did a "mozilla-plugin-config" in my user account subsequent to creating that change and previous to starting FireFox. I am not certain if that had any effect or not.