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OPTION 3, MPLAYERPLUG-IN + REALPLAYER
PRE-UBUNTU FAMILY 8.04 HARDY HERON USERS ONLY
The MPlayer plugin will stream most formats still, but RealPlayer will handle it's native formats. This is a slightly more complicated method and some users may initially have problems with RealPlayer. Also, this method is more suited for 32-bit users, as RealPlayer isn't packaged for 64-bit systems. RealPlayer isn't in the repos, so download it here. Don't worry that it's packaged for Fiesty, it should work and install fine. You can remove it in Synaptic or with "sudo dpkg -r realplay". Install it by double or single-clicking on the deb, or by using the right-click context menu. Type your password when prompted. To install MPlayer, it's browser plugin and remove anything that may conflict with it, copy and paste these commands into the terminal:
sudo apt-get remove kaffeine-mozilla mozilla-helix-player mozilla-plugin-vlc totem-mozilla xine-plugin
sudo apt-get install mplayer mozilla-mplayer
or if you're running Kubuntu, you might want the KDE frontend for MPlayer/Xine:
sudo apt-get install kmplayer mozilla-mplayer
Please Note: New users of Ubuntu or MPlayer should open the main MPlayer application after installing it for the first time, this will then cause it to create it's default folder in your home directory. Also, please navigate to Preferences > Audio in MPlayer, and and make sure the "Enable Software Mixer" option is ticked.
Now that the relevant packages have been installed , you need to configure MPlayer so that it can work together with the RealPlayer browser plugin. Copy and paste either of these commands into the terminal: (Substitute "gedit" for "kwrite" if you are using Kubuntu and "mousepad" if you are an Xubuntu user)
gedit $HOME/.mplayer/mplayerplug-in.conf
or if you have multiple users and want them all to use this method for streaming:
gksudo gedit /etc/mplayerplug-in.conf
If you chose to edit the "/etc/" file, please remove the settings already present and make sure that the "$HOME" version is blank or deleted in all user accounts. Now you need to paste the following settings into the configuraton file:
download=1
cachesize=1024
cache-percent=25
keep-download=0
dload-dir=$HOME
noembed=0
autoplay=1
enable-wmp=1
enable-qt=1
enable-rm=0
enable-gmp=1
enable-dvx=1
enable-mpeg=1
enable-mp3=1
enable-midi=0
enable-pls=1
enable-ogg=1
enable-smil=0
enable-helix=0
nomediacache=0
nopauseonhide=1
black-background=1
rtsp-use-http=0
rtsp-use-tcp=0
Close and save the file, then restart your web browser.
Note: Firefox 2x users may need to execute the following command in the terminal:
rm $HOME/.mozilla/firefox/pluginreg.dat
Restart Firefox. The above file has been deleted and recreated with the updated plugin information. If the command didn't work for you, navigate to Places > Home > View and tick the "Show Hidden Files" option. Finally, navigate to /.mozilla/firefox in your home directory, then look for and delete the file named "pluginreg.dat". Restart Firefox.
Please REBOOT if you are not carrying on with the rest of the how-to, as you have made lot's of changes to your system and could have some strange problems until you start a fresh session. If you still have problems after rebooting with certain applications, please read the troubleshooting section at the bottom.
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