Disable built-in mp3-player in firefox for linux

I wonder how I can disable the built-in mp3-player in Firefox 26 for Linux (Ubuntu). I have already found the answer changing the entry "media.windows-media-foundation.enabled" in the about:config, but there seems to be no such entry in the Linux version. Anyone got an idea?

Hello eiersalat, check the '''media.gstreamer.enabled''' in the about:config, set it to False.
(i suppose, you have 26.0 firefox '''EDIT''' : yes you have 26.0)
thank you

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