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Old 09-22-2003   #1 (permalink)
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real player plugin in mozilla

hello all
i have RH9
i use the default mozilla browser that came with the installation meaning 1.2.1
i installed real player 8
and i have in
/usr/lib/mozilla-1.2.1/plugins
these files
raclass.zip and rpnp.so
i have also plugger 4( i don't know if this should help)
when i go to amazon.com and search for a CD and try the music samples
it always says that i have no plugin for
audio/x-pn-realaudio mime type
i tried to make a new mime type in the preferences in mozilla this way
mime type audio/x-pn-realaudio
handled by application (i tried both rpnp.so and realplay --i don't know if these are the write files to linki to) from the realplayer8 folder
(/usr/lib/RealPlayer
but still when i try to listen to realplayer audio from amazon it tells me that i have no plugin
for audio/x-pn-realaudio mime type
can someone help me please
thanks

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Check in Help->About Plugins that the RealPlayer plugin has been registered correctly.
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help about plugins

in help about plugins i have the following
plugger 4
java
shockwave flash
and the last one is like this
rpnp.so
MIMI type ---------------------------- Description--------------Suffixes-----------Enabled
audio/x-pn-realaudio-plugin----Real player plugin-------rpm---------------yes

it seams to me like real player plugin and that it is enabled
but still it doesn't work.
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real player doesn't work

i think i see the problem
the real player oit self doesn't work
i tried to isntall it a feww times and still it doesn't open
oh well
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It seems that the realplayer plugin made a booboo. It seems that it registered the MIME type audio/x-pn-realaudio-plugin while it should be without the last -plugin, right? You could probably change that in the source code, but, hey, RealPlayer is proprietary, isn't it? Oh, how I love proprietary stuff.
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