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From: Kenneth W Cochran <kwc@TheWorld.com>
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Subject: Windows Media in Mozilla
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Is there any way to get Windows Media to work with fbsd
native-code Mozilla?  Or, failing that, "play" Windows
Media from a website remotely via URL?
Mplayer seems to work fine for local files, but how do
we handle, say, Web multimedia?

Thanks,

-kc

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