Re: [OT] Seeking for a true *Multi*media player

[Adrien BUSTANY <madcat mymadcat com>]

Scott Lanning a écrit :

> On Wed, 16 Nov 2005, [ISO-8859-15] Jörn Reder wrote:
>
> > I'm seeking for (or plan to code) a Linux based and truly multimedia
> > capable player application which is able to play the following mixed
> > content, in arbitrary order controlled by a playlist file, which format
> > is well known and can be generated easily from external programs (e.g.
> > XML based):
> >
> >  - HDTV 1280x720p fullscreen playback of MPEG4 video AVI files
> >  - JavaScript enabled HTML content (some dynamics with DHTML & CSS)
> >  - non-interactive Flash movies (.swf)
> >
> > Switching between the single items must be seamless without black
> > frames, time gaps or jerking. Full control over the application (e.g. by
> > network connection or something like that) would be great.
> >
> > Does anybody know existent open source programs which fulfill these
> > requirements? I know there are dozens playing video, but do they "play"
> > HTML and Flash as well?
> >
> > My googling wasn't successful, so my plan is to write a correspondent
> > application myself (resp. integrating several components, e.g. combining
> > xine/mplayer with an Mozilla engine held together by a Gtk2 Perl program
> > using GtkMozEmbed). But probably someone of you knows existent
> > solutions, which I at least could use as a base.
>
>
> Mozilla has a VLC plugin.
> http://www.videolan.org/doc/vlc-user-guide/en/ch07.html#id310383
> I think it does most of what you're talking about.
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Mplayer does play almost any format, and has a mozilla plugin (I never
managed to make the vlc plugin work).
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Madcat