Development
1.0.5
Disable playing of partially cached apple.com files, mplayer seems to crash on these files
Use the right schema file, can't believe this one has slipped by so long.
Use better const check from Issue #161, patch from i.stakenvicius
1.0.5b2
Simpifying const check until something better comes along Issue #162
Fix Issue #161, improvements over last patch because NPAPI not properly bumped
Fix support for older xulrunners, Issue #160, issue caused by patch from
Issue #158
Support nsapi-sdk, based on patch from Issue #159
Fix up some const casting so that compilers do not complain Issue #158
Updated Japanese translation
Updated Italian translation
1.0.5b1
When uri is a file:// uri, just play it directly
Switch from AM_MAINTAINER_MODE to AM_MAINTAINER_MODE([enable]) in configure.in
Fix Issue #150, return value for function that says it will
Updated Dutch translation
Conversion to using libgmtk as separate library
Improvements to the apple.com/trailers fix, caching now works properly
Fix regression at apple.com/trailers, side effect of fully caching the file for now
1.0.3
Allow files > 2GB to be loaded in NP_FULL mode
Always include gecko-mediaplayer.schema in tar file
Make configure option --with-gconf=yes override use of gsettings
1.0.3beta
Cleanup some compile warnings
Try out silent make files
Mark asf files as streaming
Remove code to set the firefox preference
Version bump to 1.0.3beta
Apply changes to fix compiling on Ubuntu
Apply config changes to gconf schema
Apply changes to make gecko-mediaplayer with with gnome-mplayer 1.0.3beta and higher
Apply patch from issue #126
Updated Turkish translation
Work around xulrunner api change Issue #124
Fix a couple of NULL pointer errors Issue #123
Fixes to using libcurl
Only do list_dump when we process the list
Use libcurl to fetch content when running in QuickTime emulation
Fix spot where QuickTime was not set to 7.6.9
Get width and height from the style attribute if present
Bump QuickTime emulated version to 7.6.9
Gecko Media Player is a browser plugin that uses GNOME MPlayer to play media in
a browser. It should work with all browsers on Unix-ish systems (Linux, BSD,
Solaris) and use the NS4 API (Mozilla, Firefox, Opera, etc.). Gecko Media
Player is in heavy development, but I wanted to get some code drops out there
so that people can start using and testing it.
