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Re: [PLUG] QuickTime for Linux
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I forgot to mention the plugin part in my previous post. There's an
excellent plugin simply called plugger
(http://fredrik.hubbe.net/plugger.html) that allows you to configure a
viewer/player for just about any kind of file you want. When you come
across one of those files, plugger will call the program you associated
with that kind of file, and embed it in the page. So along with xanim, you
could use plugger to seamlessly view quicktime, avi, and mpeg movies right
in your browser. Add to this Macromedia flash player and the fact that
Real has finally put out a decent realplayer for linux and web browsing
under linux can be just as multimedia rich as browsing under windows or
MacOS.
mg
On Wed, 10 May 2000, Luis Baars wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Does anyone know if there is a plugin for Netscape on Linux which runs like
> QuickTime? I have searched over the QuickTime web site and have found
> nothing (only supports MacOS and Windows). I'm dying to see the Lord of the
> Rings trailer, but the version posted on the official site only runs on
> QuickTime....go figure. The site, by the way, is
> http://www.lordoftherings.net/
>
> I would try on my Windows95 box, but Quicktime keeps telling me that it
> doesn't recognize the file type. Arrrgh! All I want to do is see the
> friggin trailer of the movie based on my favorite book of all time!!!!
>
> Thanks,
> Luis
>
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