Posts Tagged ‘firefox’

Playing embedded midi file in firefox – Part 3: Ubuntu (Linux)

Thursday, October 8th, 2009

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Series: Playing embedded midi file in firefox – Part 1
Continued from: Playing embedded midi file in firefox – Part 2: Windows

Instructions For Ubuntu Users:icon-ubuntu

A special plugin and a midi software ‘renderer’ is required for playing embedded midi file types from within the browser. (more…)

Playing embedded midi file in firefox – Part 2: Windows

Tuesday, October 6th, 2009

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Continued from: Playing embedded midi file in firefox – Part 1

Instructions For Windows Users:icon-windows

Quicktime is useful for playing embedded midi file types from within the browser in windows.

Clicking the “Install missing plugins” button in firefox brings up Apple QuickTime, which you mostly have installed in windows. But it still does not work. (more…)

Playing embedded midi file in firefox – Part 1

Tuesday, October 6th, 2009

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Many web sites that you may visit will have embedded media that requires the use of a plug-in for playing these embedded “midi” background music files.

When somebody opens a web page or may be an eCards site which is supposed to have a background music, we get the banner in Firefox “Additional plugins are required to display all the media on this page”, and there is a button “Install missing plugins

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