Re: video/audio in lynx

A mailcap entry might be useful.  A few of them are already shared on the
internet so it may be worthwhile searching mailcap mkv andsaving what you
find in a separate .mailcap.pat file and swapping each of them in and out
to see if any of them will do what you want.

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On Wed, 9 Oct 2024, [email protected] wrote:

> Further to my original message about not being able to launch
> audio/video files in lynx; I took Chime's suggestion to rename the *.mkv
> files.
> Unfortunately, it didn't seem to matter what extension I used and
> whether it was an audio file or video file, the result was the same -
> lynx proceeded to output the raw data and then stopped.
>
> I can achieve the result I want by using w3m but would much prefer to
> use lynx.
>
> Any suggestions/assistance is appreciated.
>
> Thanks
> Arthur
>
>