Hi,
How can I install the Media Player 11 plugin for firefox onto my stick ?
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It should be picked up automatically if Windows Media Player is installed locally, otherwise it won't get it. (I'm not entirely certain though.)
Try it.
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Problem I have is I'm trying to run it under vista, where I don't have admin rights.
I've done this with spotify. I can't install it locally, but I can run it off my stick.
I'm trying to access MUTV online, but keep getting prompted for the plugin. I can't install it locally so was trying to put it in my stick and get around it that way.
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Chris Morgan is right. You'll only have that plugin if the MediaPlayer is installed on the local computer.
Something similar has happened to Flash Player and Shockwave. As far as I know it has always been impossible to install Shockwave portably and now I can't install Flash Player portable either. It is complaining about a missing install script.
See this too: https://portableapps.com/node/21826
And there are more useful plugins you can't install in a portable environment.
It looks like as if portable versions of Firefox are declared non-existant by all major vendors.
For your problem there is a however a sub-optimal solution. If you install the Mediaconnectivity add-on, you don't need that Media Player plugin. This has some drawbacks that are really annoying:
1) The add-on isn't updated for a very long time, so you need to force-install it otherwise it is rejected as being old-fashioned.
2) If you are on a different computer you'll need to redefine all paths used by the add-on.
Anyway, good luck!