Bob Proulx wrote:
hugo vanwoerkom wrote:
After clicking on "Morning Edition" in Squeeze and Iceweasel with
Gnash as flashplayer I get a blank window.
In Squeeze with google-chrome-stable I also get a blank window.
In Squeeze with google-chrome-beta I get a window that is filled in
with data but it is "darkened out" i.e. it is rendered dark and
nothing can be selected.
As noted previously in this thread the GNU Flash player 'gnash' does
not (yet) work with the Flash used on the www.npr.org site. That is
the nature of the problem with Flash. FLOSS versions will always be
chasing the closed versions.
Any suggestions?
1. Participate in the advocacy for free protocols. We should not be
caught in traps like this.
2. Work with the GNU Flash team to improve gnash until it does work in
all cases.
3. Obviously if you are using a platform for which there is the closed
source proprietary version such as a 32-bit x86 platform then you
could install the Adobe Flash player for it. I can't recommend
doing this but it does work with that combination.
Thanks Bob. Suddenly success with Iceweasel 7.0.1 and Adobe Flash
10.3d162 in Sid arch. amd64.
Upon selecting "Listen" and "24hr news" I get the window that first
shows "Loading..." then text + buttons and "Buffering" then sound starts
without needing to take action. Wow.
Hugo
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