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MP3 Streaming application not working right

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CH2OH5
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I'm at a loss as to what's going on here. When I try to stream a .MP3 stream, I get a new Tab with what looks like a built in player (long and narrow, Play/Stop, Progress, Volume) in an otherwise blank Tab.

Some details: FF 26.0 Audio player, XMPlay Options > Applications > MP3 Format > Always Ask (Originally set to XMPlay and recognized it but didn't help. Doesn't even ask)

If I stream via .PLS or .M3U no problem. Problem only occurs with a direct .MP3 stream.

Note; This is a fresh install of FF. I was running FF Portable and switched to the normal FF. I moved my Profile from the Portable, renamed it to the new Default (Renamed the old Default to NOT*******) everything else works fine. Bookmarks, Extensions, etc.

I'm currently Pinning that streaming tab as an App. aand parkng it in a corner, out of the way. But, I normally have enough of a loaad on FF, I'd like to get rid of this extra thing.

Thanks

Ed

I'm at a loss as to what's going on here. When I try to stream a .MP3 stream, I get a new Tab with what looks like a built in player (long and narrow, Play/Stop, Progress, Volume) in an otherwise blank Tab. Some details: FF 26.0 Audio player, XMPlay Options > Applications > MP3 Format > Always Ask (Originally set to XMPlay and recognized it but didn't help. Doesn't even ask) If I stream via .PLS or .M3U no problem. Problem only occurs with a direct .MP3 stream. Note; This is a fresh install of FF. I was running FF Portable and switched to the normal FF. I moved my Profile from the Portable, renamed it to the new Default (Renamed the old Default to NOT*******) everything else works fine. Bookmarks, Extensions, etc. I'm currently Pinning that streaming tab as an App. aand parkng it in a corner, out of the way. But, I normally have enough of a loaad on FF, I'd like to get rid of this extra thing. Thanks Ed

Giải pháp được chọn

On Windows XP you can set the media.directshow.enabled pref to false on the about:config page.

(Windows Media Foundation applies to Vista and later Windows versions)

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Gingerbread Man
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When you left-click direct links to certain file types like MP3, they will open in Firefox's built-in player, regardless of your settings under Options - Applications. This is a known issue that will presumably be fixed at some point in the future.

You can either

  • Right-click the link and choose Save Link As, then click the Download button on the toolbar and click the downloaded file to open it in the default application.
  • Set media.windows-media-foundation.play-stand-alone to false in about:config.
cor-el
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Giải pháp được chọn

On Windows XP you can set the media.directshow.enabled pref to false on the about:config page.

(Windows Media Foundation applies to Vista and later Windows versions)

CH2OH5
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To you and Gingerbread,

I am very sorry for thins late reply. Thunderbird put them in the Junk folder and it got lost with the rest of the junk. I just read them today.

Thanks a lot.

Ed

BTW: Thunderbird has been told Support is not junk.