Gnash snapshot with video support

[Rob Savoye]

Samuel Klein wrote:

> works well.  I can imagine an escalating series of test cases that
> work through the basic functionalities in everything from flash 3 to
> flash 9 without video, using various popular features, and also

  http://www.gnashdev.org/wiki/index.php/Testcases is mostly a series of
ActionScript class tests. We're working on a more comprehensive
conformance test suite, but it's big job, that isn't going to be
completed any time soon unless we gain more Gnash developers.

> flavors of flash video... in combination with a default pref that
> turns off autoloading of flash -- something we need in any case -- one
> could walk through a list of flash objects on a page loading and
> stopping them in turn until one stops working properly.

  There is work going on right now to add an option that disables the
Flash movie by default in the browser, but also lets you turn them on
with the mouse if you want one.

> on 424: the browser w/gnash doesn't start playing youtube videos at
> all; there's a 90-second lag while it figures out how to render the
> video area,_b	 followed by gray.

  Usually if it goes gray, Gnash crashed. Hopefully you'll have better
luck with a more stable build than 424.

	- rob-