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-Recently I have spent some time evaluating the multimedia browser
-plugins available in Debian Lenny, to see which one we should use by
-default in Debian Edu. We need an embedded video playing plugin with
-control buttons to pause or stop the video, and capable of streaming
-all the multimedia content available on the web. The test results and
-notes are available on
-<a href="http://wiki.debian.org/DebianEdu/BrowserMultimedia">the
-Debian wiki</a>. I was surprised how few of the plugins are able to
-fill this need. My personal video player favorite, VLC, has a really
-bad plugin which fail on a lot of the test pages. A lot of the MIME
-types I would expect to work with any free software player (like
-video/ogg), just do not work. And simple formats like the
-audio/x-mplegurl format (m3u playlists), just isn't supported by the
-totem and vlc plugins. I hope the situation will improve soon. No
-wonder sites use the proprietary Adobe flash to play video.
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-<p>For Lenny, we seem to end up with the mplayer plugin. It seem to
-be the only one fitting our needs. :/
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