firefox plugin
 

I entered about:plugins in address bar of firefox which gave info about *.so files required to play video in firefox web browser.Here is a part of web page
Totem Web Browser Plugin 2.20.0

File name: libtotem-basic-plugin.so
The Totem 2.20.0 plugin handles video and audio streams.

MIME Type ; Description ;Suffixes ;Enabled
application/ogg ; Ogg multimedia ;ogg ;Yes
audio/ogg ; Ogg Audio ; ogg ;Yes
audio/x-ogg; Ogg Audio ; ogg ;Yes
video/ogg ; Ogg Video ; ogg ;Yes
video/x-ogg; Ogg Video ; ogg ;Yes
video/mpeg; MPEG video ;mpg, mpeg, mpe ;Yes
audio/wav ;WAV audio ;wav ;Yes
audio/x-wav ; WAV audio ;wav ;Yes
audio/mpeg ; MP3 audio ;mp3 ;Yes
application/x-nsv-vp3-mp3; NSV video ;nsv ;Yes
video/flv ;Flash video ; flv ; Yes

Therr are also 0ther files like libtotem-gmp-plugin.so,libtotem-mully-plugin.so,libnullplugin.so.Can anybody tell me from where I can download these.

Hi,

The files you see when you type about:plugins,
are the plugins which are installrd.

Hi,

The files you see when you type about:plugins,
are the plugins which are installrd.

Actually I tried to play .flv file located on my hard drive but nothing happened.Then I installed macromedia flash player then I played a .swf file it worked.So I think the plugin other than libflashplayer.so of Shockwave Flash is not installed.Now can you give info about where this plugins can be found.Please note that I can download them from nearest cybercafe then install on my openSUSE offline.

well if fedora ( or sim. os) and FF3.0.5 the problem might be with "libflashplayer.so"
use /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins-wrapped/nswrapper_32_32.libflashplayer.so"

this fixed Seamonkey on Fedora 9 for me.

It may also be one of the ongoing bugs with flash?
dose this site run the flash animation and the games
https://www.yetisports.org/

To john VV,
I meant that firefox described that libflashplayer.so is needed for playing .spl & .swf files which it did only after I installed marcromedia flash player.Firefox needs libtotem-basic-plugin.so to play ogg,wav,mpeg,flv,mp3 files so from where can I get libtotem-basic-plugin.so.Note that I can download them from nearest cybercafe then put on my openSUSE offline.

not to sure for suse but the totem plugin is not used ( fedora stopped using it in fedora6) .look for the gecko-mediaplayer plugin if you are using the Gnome desktop
http://code.google.com/p/gecko-mediaplayer/
http://www.google.com/linux?hl=en&q=...er&btnG=Search

Multimedia - openSUSE-Community
http://opensuse-community.org/Multimedia

To craigevil,
The link you have mentioned requires openSUSE system to be connected to internet then installing software from repositories is one click affair but as I have mentioned I can only download relevant files from narest cyber cafe.So can you tell the rpm's or tarball that are required.