On 10/13/09 23:39, Kevin Kofler wrote:
On Wednesday 14 October 2009, Rob Savoye wrote:
Is the Gstreamer packages standard now,
We build Gnash against GStreamer in Fedora, for the usual patent reasons.
(GStreamer's modular architecture allows adding the patent-encumbered codecs
from
On 10/12/09 18:30, Michael Stone wrote:
Lastly, if there's a simple solution out there or reason why our
approach was doomed from the start, then I'd also appreciate it if you could
link to
it a little bit more prominently from your wiki since Google doesn't seem to
know anything about it.
El Tue, 13-10-2009 a las 22:57 -0600, Rob Savoye escribió:
Called from where ?
We couldn't find out, because symbols availability is a pre-requisite
for dumping the call graphs.
I don't have oprofile setup on my other Fedora 11 machine.
It's amazingly simple these days: just install the
On 10/14/09 14:40, Bernie Innocenti wrote:
It's amazingly simple these days: just install the oprofile-gui rpm and
then run sudo oprof_start. Of course you also need to install the
kernel-debuginfo and gnash-debuginfo. You probably also want
glib-debuginfo and gtk-debuginfo.
Can I do this my
Hello Reverse engineers,
I have watched your video on youtube
[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t3s-mG5yUjY] and I appreciate your great work.
There's only one thing that I would like to mention and I hope you will not be
mad at me for writing to you.
You focus on reverse engeneering and do it
On 10/14/09 04:40, John Snowden wrote:
something so you end up with nothing- wouldn't it be better if online
video was anything like png or jpg or giff? This would solve all the
problems, I wouldn't care more.
Talk to the content producers to use free codecs. Gnash only handles
the formats
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