Firefox or Windows Media Player DRM Code.

Merhabalar.
Daha önce çalıştırabildiğim kod şuan çalışmıyor
<embed width="0" height="0" type="application/x-mplayer2" pluginspage="http://www.microsoft.com/Windows/Downloads/Contents/Products/MediaPlayer/" src="CizgiFilmEddy2.avi" ShowDisplay=0 ShowStatusBar=1 AUTOSTART="true" loop="false" autoreplay="false">
bu kodum şuan ki firefox sürümünde çalışmıyor.
araştırmama göre loop u playcount="99" şeklinde yapmam gerekiyormuş bunuda yaptım fakat değişen birşey olmadı.
Bana bu kodun tamamını düzgün şekilde çalıştırabileceğim hale getirecek biri yok mu ?

Do you have the Microsoft Windows Media Player plugin installed and enabled? Because of your question, I noticed that mine is <s>missing</s> disabled.
[[Play Windows Media files in Firefox with the Windows Media plugin]]

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# Question
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