windowless: (since VLC version 2.0.6, only for Mozilla) Draw the video on a window-less (non-accelerated) surface and allow styling (CSS overlay, 3D transformations, and much more).allowfullscreen (or fullscreenEnabled, fullscreen): (since VLC version 2.0.0) Specifies whether the user can switch into fullscreen mode.autoplay, autostart: Specifies whether the plugin starts playing on load.These are additional attributes for the tag: target (or one of these alias: mrl, filename, src): Specifies the source location (URL) of the video to load.height: Specifies the height of the plugin.width: Specifies the width of the plugin.
These are required attributes for the tag: To embed the plugin into a webpage, use the following template: Only in some forks of Firefox like Waterfox or Pale Moon, NPAPI plugins are still supported.įor this reason, the NPAPI plugin will be dropped in vlc version 4. In the most of browsers, the support for NPAPI plugins was dropped. It has been tested on GNU/Linux, Windows and MacOS. We URGE YOU to use VLC 2.0.0 or newer versions. In older versions, those plugins were very crashy. They feature the same amount of features. There are 2 main plugins: one is ActiveX for IE, the other is NPAPI for the other browsers. The VLC media player webplugins are native browser plugins, similar to Flash or Silverlight plugins and allow playback inside the browser of all the videos that VLC media player can read.Īdditionally to viewing video on all pages, you can build custom pages that will use the advanced features of the plugin, using JavaScript functions to control playback or extract information from the plugin. Introduction: Building Web pages with Video
1 Introduction: Building Web pages with Video.
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