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For internet installation of the activex plugin, several scenarii are
possible:<br>
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1) compile the plugin as standalone, all necessary modules are built-in<br>
problem: GPL ? bloated application ? crippled VLC<br>
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2) include VLC installer along with the Activex Plugin in the CAB file
(which is required for an internet download), and launch it once
downloaded, this will also install VLC app and its modules.<br>
problem: big download !<br>
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I would advise for 2) (the installer could be tailored so that only the
modules are installed)<br>
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As for mozilla plugin, 1) should be achievable, but I doubt that 2)
would work<br>
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Damien<br>
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Antoine Cellerier wrote:
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<pre wrap="">On Thu, Feb 17, 2005, Subversion daemon wrote:
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<pre wrap="">- self registration (Internet installation now possible)
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does that mean that we can build a special package, put it on the
videolan ftp and that people will be given the choice to install the
plugin if needed on some web page ?
is it possible to do the same thing for the mozilla plugin ?
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