VLC PLayer offers a lot of possibilieties, whereas Flash offers nothing. Is it possible to watch a video, which runs in flash on the browser, on VLC? (Without downloading it first) If yes, how? Thank you, TM
This answer is useless ^^ because you need IDM (not free) + Op wants to see the video within the browser without downloading it first. There is no way to do that, this is the simplest answer.
Thank you, that is the question I asked. I have IDM, one of the two softwares I actually bought because it is really good, but for this purpose not usable. I want to switch to VLC bause on a large TV I usualle have to change the format to 4:3. There also seems to no way to that on flash in browser.... Thanks for your answer. PS I once asked at VLC, strangeley enough they wrote it is possible but they would not tell me how... weird.
They still make TV's with 4:3 AR? I don't get why you would want it in 4:3 otherwise unless at 16:9 the image is overscanned in which case if you go in your settings for the HDMI port (on the TV) and set it to PC it will fix that issue.
Why are you writing, when you cannot answer the question that was asked? Is it my responsility to explain to you what I do and why I do it?
The script anyway will not work since YouTube already re-wrote their API and this script isn't maintained anymore. You can't 'replace' it, replacement would require that there is an native wrapper and this will never be added while not everyone uses/want VLC. You not need anything, ensure you use a modern browser and you get HTML5 videos (as said) automatically delivered.
