Flash Tests

[John Watlington]

Gnash is probably already installed by default.

Type:    rpm -qv gnash-plugin
and see what it says.

You could try:
yum install gnash-plugin
if it isn't already installed.

wad

On Sep 30, 2008, at 6:34 PM, Carlos Nazareno wrote:

>> A month or two ago on joyride I had gnash playing youtube videos with
>> perfect sound, but very slow (.5ish FPS) video.  For sound (and maybe
>> video) you probably have to install the ffmpeg-gstreamer, and
>> gstreamer-plugins-bad (and maybe gstreamer-plugins-dirty), all from
>> the Livna repositories.  The problem is that we've reverted to using
>> an older version of gstreamer to get correct record behavior, and the
>> livna gstreamer-plugins want the newer gstreamer.
>
> Hey Bobby. How do I install these? I can't find docs at
> wiki.laptop.org or by googling on how to install these on the XO. I'm
> a fedora noob and googling, all I see are apt-getting for ubuntu.
>
> I just installed 766 on one of the XOs and I'd like to see how Gnash
> performs with sound. What's the easiest way to get sound working with
> Gnash on a just-clean-installed-766 + installed some activities
> environment?
>
> This page:
> http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Restricted_Formats
> doesn't help (sorry, I'm a linux newb, haven't had much experience
> with recompiling from sources. Have only mostly installed from apt-get
> and .debs in ubuntu and .rpms in fedora)
>
> Thanks!
>
> -Naz
>
> -- 
> Carlos Nazareno
> http://www.object404.com
>
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