So, as now several sites with multimedia content does not works without flash10 (still not 'available), for the moment I should have a solution for streaming that works, but I am not satisfied completly :
I've created a program object on the desktop called "stream", pointing to cclive.exe and for parameters
--stream-exec="C:\MMOS2\MPlayer\mplayer.exe %i" --stream-pass "[ ]"
where, as you can see, cclive extract the multimedia content from stream-pass and redirect it to the media player preferred, the only think to do is to copy and paste the url of the multimedia site (youtube or others) in the pop-up window callback by "[ ]".
Now, using mplayer as preferred player, all works fine but the video starts only at the end of download and for very long contents the wait should be...very long

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Now, a strange thing happened using vlc as media player: via an OS/2 command line, the streaming works and play in real-time the media (cclive.exe --stream-exec="C:\usr\local\bin\vlc.exe -d %i" --stream-pass "
http://youtube..."), but setting it as parameter for my "stream" object program, vlc is waiting for something

So, the question: is there a way to pass like PM object parameters a line like this one
cclive.exe --stream-exec="C:\usr\local\bin\vlc.exe %i" --stream-pass "[ ]"
that play media in real-time?
This because in my opinion i think that should be the best elegant solution waiting for this blessed flash10 once made a shadow of "stream" program object direct in eCenter!!
Thanks for any idea, regards,
Barbara.