Casheti
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This just takes me to the WMP page when I click install missing plugins manually. But I already have WMP 11 installed.
What's going awn?
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Problem with Firefox plugin.
- Thread starter Casheti
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This just takes me to the WMP page when I click install missing plugins manually. But I already have WMP 11 installed.
What's going awn?
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You need to insert two files into your FireFox "plugins" folder. They are: npdsplay.dll and npwmsdrm.dll. You can Google them and download them if you can't find them on your computer.
Simply copy them into the FireFox plugins folder and you can play those video files. It's a two minute fix and you'll be up and running.
Simply copy them into the FireFox plugins folder and you can play those video files. It's a two minute fix and you'll be up and running.
Casheti
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Ohhhhhh, thanks 
It worked.
It worked.