Hi Rob,
I'd appreciate it if somebody else could test this XPI file:
http://www.getgnash.org/updates/Linux_x86-gcc4/gnash.xpi. I discovered
recently it's possible to package a plugin as an extension, and so
decided to try it since having the plugin update itself would be very
useful.
We are currently porting Gnash0.8.2-rc1 to one ARM platform. However, we
encounter one problem with YouTube homepage flash animation on that
hardware: gnash could not get correct data from downloaded XML text
string. We wonder about encoding problem somewhere, but still not sure
of the
Hi,
The problem is that the new design doesn't allow the same sound to be
played
multiple times, simultaneously.
If you hadn't sent this message I wouldn't have know that the situation
described is legal. Do you have an SWF that demonstrates this behaviour?
I don't a swf specifically
Hi,
I just tried the new gst-soundhandler, took a quick look at the code, and I
think I noticed a problem with the new design. I hope mentioning on the list
will gather more suggestions and thoughts on this.
The problem is that the new design doesn't allow the same sound to be played
multiple
--- strk [EMAIL PROTECTED] skrev:
I've notived we use no-dependencies automake option in the following
Makefile.ams:
./libbase/Makefile.am:AUTOMAKE_OPTIONS = no-dependencies foreign
./libltdl/Makefile.am:AUTOMAKE_OPTIONS = no-dependencies foreign
./libmedia/Makefile.am:AUTOMAKE_OPTIONS =
Hi all,
I've just committed the new and amazing and peace-in-the-world-creating
libmedia, which changes the way audio and video is handled and decoded in
gnash. For now only embedded audio and video is affected, but soon external
video and audio will start using it.
So if the sound and video
Hi,
Would anyone kindly provide me a new executable file compiled for any windows
platform (Win32/WinCE),
I only got the 0.7x one which is somehow too old to see the features of
current version.
Thanks in advanced.
Piggy
Dossy has just done that, read his mail:
Hi all,
It's once again time to reconsider the way the media handlers are chosen...
At the moment I'm doing some work on the NetStream and Sound classes, and the
soundhandlers, and while I'm at it, why not change the configuring as well?
The goals are:
* Make it possible to have 2 soundbackends
--- Prathap KV [EMAIL PROTECTED] skrev:
Hi,
Gnash plays swf files so slowly on my pxa-255 board(200MHz).
What could be the reason for this?
Let's take a wild guess Because it's a 200 MHz CPU!!!
On a CPU this slow, and without GL rendering it is doomed to be slow.
cheers,
I downed gnash 0.7.2 source .
After configure when i did make:
make CPPFLAGS=-I/home/prathap/oe/include/c++/3.4.4
-I/home/prathap/oe/include/c++/3.4.4/bits
I got this output:
In file included from container.cpp:16:
container.h:625: error: expected template-name before '' token
--- Udo Giacomozzi [EMAIL PROTECTED] skrev:
I get this error while playing (using current HEAD):
ERROR: Unable to create videodecoder 'ffdec_flv' element
You need to install gst-ffmpeg which contains that plugin which is needed for
decoding.
cheers,
Tomas
--- strk [EMAIL PROTECTED] skrev:
I've found out that the FLVParser::nextVideoFrame and
FLVParser::nextAudioFrame
don't do whaat their description states, which is causing lots of troubles.
Their description says that they return NULL if NO MORE FRAMES are in the
timeline.
Example
hi,
It seems our handlign of NetStream, completely driven by SWF frame
advancement,
is bogus. The current NetStream-SquareTest.swf file in our testsuite has
a FPS of 1 (1 frame per second). With Gnash this results in no more then one
video frame displayed each second, while the proprietary
Hi Matt Anderson [EMAIL PROTECTED] skrev:
With those installed I still got the same error.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/src/gnash$ autoconf
configure.ac:24: error: possibly undefined macro: AM_CONFIG_HEADER
If this token and others are legitimate, please use
m4_pattern_allow.
See the
--- strk [EMAIL PROTECTED] skrev:
On Sun, Apr 08, 2007 at 04:19:23AM -0700, John Gilmore wrote:
Before (and after) bitching about the situation with proprietary
codecs, we should make sure that all of OUR ducks line up to make it
painless for free software users to use the existing free
--- Patrice Dumas [EMAIL PROTECTED] skrev:
On Fri, Apr 06, 2007 at 11:33:47AM -0600, Rob Savoye wrote:
Now that streaming video for a few popular sites works, we need to
establish what will be in the next release of Gnash. Ideally we can push
the next release out within the next month or
Hi,
In today's CVS source tree, I ran autogen.sh and then:
./configure --enable-renderer=cairo --enable-gstreamer
Among the output, it seems to have ignored the --enable-gstreamer,
because it's looking for ffmpeg (which I don't have) -- and then its
shell script is flaking out:
Hi,
As some of you might have noticed, flash users like youtube, and gnash is very
close to be able to play video at youtube.com, actually it can already play it,
but the loading message is not removed when playback starts, so video is not
visible, but the audio can be heard. When running youtube
Hi all,
I've just put a patch in the tracker
(http://savannah.gnu.org/patch/index.php?5838) which replaces --enable-sound
and --with-mp3-decoder with --enable-media. Hopefully this will make the
build process a bit more transparent.
I'd like some feedback before committing it, since it will
Hi,
When LoaderThread dies unexpectedly, this is what happens:
[snip]
I obtained this by making sure init actions are immediately run (patch
attached) and
running player2.swf (youtube client).
This should now be fixed in CVS.
Death of the LoadThread seems related to this:
Hi,
I'm planning to update FreeBSD port of Gnash soon, and I'm currently
discovering what libs gnash depend on with different combinations of
configure options. I've found out that gnash doesn't get linked against
libmad if --enable-sound=GST is specified (even with --with-mp3-decoder=mad).
Right now we connect/download stuff using StreamProvider, which returns a
tu_file pointer from curl_adapter, on which we read from, and data is
downloaded progressively using curl as we need it.
StreamProvider is just a provider for tu_file instances.
It currently uses curl for
Hi,
Just to end this thread properly, i just wanted to point out that mostly due to
me failing to read documentation and specs properly, we won't need to switch
from the current curl_adapter, though it will be extended a bit, and some has
already been done.
What still remains is primarily the
Hi all,
Since the current network structure is based on libcurl, it has some of the
limitations of libcurl, which makes it hard to implement some of the features
needed, such as seeking in real streams, and obtaining the size of a file being
downloaded. Also so far rtmp support in curl only
--- Klaas-Pieter Vlieg [EMAIL PROTECTED] skrev:
Hi,
Rob Savoye wrote:
I think the decision to use libCurl was probably a good
one at the time. Since libCurl doesn't handle the server
side, I had to write implementations for Cygnal anyway.
Enhancing that to support the client
* We should probably use a circular buffer when handling real streams.
* Support for callbacks are needed, since LoadVars and NetStream (and maybe
others) needs support for something to happen (for example: start playback)
when X bytes has been loaded.
Which I believe is only
Hi Felipe,
Greetings from Brazil! I'm new on the list and project. Can anyone help
me in FLV video support in Gnash? How can a video be rendered on Flash
Player?
I'm not sure what you're asking... Are you asking if gnash supports playback of
flv? (yes, it does), or do you ask for a
Hi,
This should be possible with gnash, it might already work,
though only with http for now, because of we're currently
using curl, which might change.
I was referring to the streaming support inside ffmpeg when it is compiled
with network support. Ffmpeg with network support
--- Klaas-Pieter Vlieg [EMAIL PROTECTED] skrev:
From: strk [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 28 February 2007 16:50
As long as CURL supports that, we can use it from curl_adapter.
Implementation is likely going to be a bit complex, but possible.
Why not try the alternative way
--- Klaas-Pieter Vlieg [EMAIL PROTECTED] skrev:
Did any of you manage to build gnash on MingW/MSYS ?
Are there any pitfalls or peculiarities ?
I don't think anyone has build gnash with mingw, only with MSVC++, though i
might be wrong... Anyway it's been a while since anyone maintained the
--- Felipe Andrade [EMAIL PROTECTED] skrev:
Is there a C++ class in Gnash that load a FLV video and playback it?
Yes, the ActionScript classes (implemented in c++) NetStream and NetConnection
does that. If you just want to play the flv, i suggest you just use ffmpeg
directly.
cheers,
Tomas
--- Klaas-Pieter Vlieg [EMAIL PROTECTED] skrev:
Hi,
From: Tomas Groth [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 28 February 2007 17:30
We don't want to be dependant on ffmpeg for networking since
we also support gstreamer for movie playback and decoding.
Also i don't think ffmpeg
Hi,
The main thing I'd like to accomplish is to be able to stream from a VLC
server. The reason for that is that I then can select video codec (mpeg4 or
h264), audio codec (mp3), container format (ts or ogg) and protocol (http, or
rtsp). It's great to see that Gnash uses Ffmpeg because I'm
hi,
I think we should do two things. The first is to make sure we can use
the existing installed ffmpeg packages in a new distro, like FC6, Etch,
or Edgy. Maybe we lose some functionality this way, but then we don't
have to worry about ffmpeg. I guess I'd like to be educated on the
--- Rob Savoye [EMAIL PROTECTED] skrev:
Tomas Groth wrote:
Long story short: debian (unstable testing) and ubuntu are the ones who
has
the oldest versions: (20060823). I compared latest debian, ubuntu,
mandriva,
fedora and openSuSE. The last two only have ffmpeg in unofficial
--- Rob Savoye [EMAIL PROTECTED] skrev:
Tomas Groth wrote:
1) Include ffmpeg in gnash.
pros: No more need to support old and outdated versions of ffmpeg. (Wohoo!)
cons: There might be some IP/patent-issues... We'll need to keep our own
ffmpeg-tree up to date.
There are multiple
Hi Ken,
I am running gnash 0.7.2. When I play a SWF file with gnash, i get
this error message: 'SWF::SWFHandlers::ActionExtends unimplemented'.
Can you please tell me if the gnash 0.7.2 trunk has implemented this
functionality. If not, it is hard to implement?
ActionExtends it
Hi,
Thanks.
I try that. But i don't see any URL for external resource, here is my
output.
I assume this is the youtube player (or similar), and the problem with it so
far is that it uses some ActionScript tricks that gnash doesn't support yet. So
be patient, and some day Gnash will
--- ying lcs [EMAIL PROTECTED] skrev:
On 2/1/07, Tomas Groth [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Thanks.
I try that. But i don't see any URL for external resource, here is my
output.
I assume this is the youtube player (or similar), and the problem with it
so
far
Hi all,
I just commited a gstreamer based videodecoder for use with external movies
(youtube etc.). For some reason it only works with wmv-files at the moment,
maybe others as well, but neither avi or flv.
Following this a problem has risen: The way the decoding backend is chosen is
kind of
--- Anders Gudmundsson [EMAIL PROTECTED] skrev:
Hi Tomas Groth!
Trying out the new support for video and audio streaming in gnash.
Great work!
I didn't really write the code, I just restructured it, so I guess I really
can't take credit for it, but thanks anyway ;)
Audio ok, but video
--- Udo Giacomozzi [EMAIL PROTECTED] skrev:
Hello Tomas,
Sunday, November 26, 2006, 12:16:04 AM, you wrote:
A render handler capable of hardware accelerated YUV playback (OpenGL)
could overwrite the draw_YUV_frame() method with a direct
implementation. Other render handlers
--- Compn [EMAIL PROTECTED] skrev:
Since we already use libavcodec for video, we might as well use the
img_convert() function which can convert YUV to RGB (and other formats).
...
if you plan to use ffmpeg's yuy rgb or other colorspace converters
please use libswscale instead of
--- Udo Giacomozzi [EMAIL PROTECTED] skrev:
Hello Tomas,
Sunday, November 26, 2006, 12:16:04 AM, you wrote:
A render handler capable of hardware accelerated YUV playback (OpenGL)
could overwrite the draw_YUV_frame() method with a direct
implementation. Other render handlers (AGG,
Hi,
Whether it is necessary to convert YUV- RGB? Everyone video render should
solve itself. I am precisely assured, that the convertion should not be in
class YUV_video . Because img_convert(YUV 1024x768 = RGB) goes during ~10ms
on Pentium 1.7Ghz. Our video works simultaneously with Flash
--- Udo Giacomozzi [EMAIL PROTECTED] skrev:
Hello Bastiaan,
Thursday, November 23, 2006, 4:03:15 PM, you wrote:
BJ On Tue, 2006-11-21 at 23:24 +0100, Udo Giacomozzi wrote:
Just pass a RGB(A) buffer to the renderer sounds like a simple
solution to me.
BJ So how does one currently
--- strk [EMAIL PROTECTED] skrev:
On Mon, Nov 20, 2006 at 03:20:36PM +0100, Tomas Groth wrote:
So, rationale is:
- use 'whitelist' if you want to DENY by default
- use 'blacklist' if you want to ACCEPT by default
This seems logical to me, so fine by me :)
I was thinking
--- Udo Giacomozzi [EMAIL PROTECTED] skrev:
Hello Tomas,
Saturday, November 18, 2006, 3:15:44 PM, you wrote:
TG * Implement video viewing for AGG, and later cairo.
What about implementing video like bitmaps for the renderer's point of
view? Just pass a RGB(A) buffer to the renderer
hi,
With Gstreamer backend, sounds are not mixed because gst_element_link()
is used to connect to addeder instead of gsk_pad_link().
For example, the flash at bug #18167(*1) has a lot of sound channels and
play simultaneously the some sounds but can't hear it.
I attach the patch to fix
--- strk [EMAIL PROTECTED] skrev:
On Mon, Nov 06, 2006 at 09:45:01AM -0700, Rob Savoye wrote:
Patrice Dumas wrote:
* add gstreamer based sound to specfile
The current default is SDL sound with libMAD. Is there a reason you
changed this to GST for sound ? Does it actually still
--- Rob Savoye [EMAIL PROTECTED] skrev:
Markus Gothe wrote:
Seem that 0.7.2 is to be considered stable now... I think we should
release it on monday. Any other opinions/suggestions?
Considered stable or truly stable ? :-) I'd also like to see the
release go out within the next few
--- Rob Savoye [EMAIL PROTECTED] skrev:
Bastiaan Jacques wrote:
I tried both branch and HEAD last night, before your commit. It seems to
be working properly now (on the branch).
Whew. :-)
Can I convince you to merge this to HEAD too? ;)
I plan too after I hear that it works
--- strk [EMAIL PROTECTED] skrev:
On Sat, Oct 21, 2006 at 02:59:18AM +0200, Tomas Groth wrote:
Gnash is communicating only with the html page that loaded the testcase,
using
javascript, doing like this:
getURL('javascript:neededFunction(parameter);')
So the html page uses javascripts
--- Rob Savoye [EMAIL PROTECTED] skrev:
strk wrote:
DONE, might need more testing
It needs more testing. There was the comment (bug report) from a few
days ago than mention issues with the volume of music and sound effects.
There are known solutions for reported issues, but I
--- Markus Gothe [EMAIL PROTECTED] skrev:
Are we going to ship 0.7.2 during next week?
//Markus
Personally i'd like to wait a few weeks for the new backends to get debugged,
and there's also some bugs in the tracker i'd like to see fixed.
cheers,
Tomas
--- Tomas Groth [EMAIL PROTECTED] skrev:
Hi,
I'm trying to build CVS on my newly installed archlinux x86_64, but when
running configure I get the following error:
ERROR: No GtkGLExt development package installed!
The problem was solved when I installed pkg-config...
cheers,
Tomas
Hi,
I'm trying to compile gnash with AGG on (arch)linux-ppc, but get the following
error:
render_handler_agg.cpp:440: error: 'line_width' was not declared in this scope
render_handler_agg.cpp: In member function 'void
Hi,
There's been some changes to ffmpeg.m4, and now i'm having problems detecting
ffmpeg. This is the error i get:
checking for libffmpeg library... yes
no
(first yes, then no)
When using the --enable-mad option, i get this:
configure: error: conditional USE_FFMPEG was never defined.
Usually
Hi,
I'm trying to build CVS on my newly installed archlinux x86_64, but when
running configure I get the following error:
ERROR: No GtkGLExt development package installed!
But looking in the config.log it seems it's the gtk that is the problem, though
i got gtk2 installed:
configure:27556:
--- ying lcs [EMAIL PROTECTED] skrev:
Hi,
I build boost library myself (instead of installing it using yum) on fedora
5.
This is where I put my boost library: /usr/local/include/boost-1_33_1/boost
And when I compile, I get this error:
I try both
$ ./configure
Hi all,
As most of you probably have noticed the current soundhandlers are not fully
functional, which is mostly due to limitations/problems with their respective
backends (gstreamer and sdl_mixer). So over the weekend I've been working on a
new and more straightforward backend, which will
Hi VitalyDo you mean a decoder or a movie or something else?The ffmpeg project have a h.263 decoder (and encoder iirc), and you can probably make a h.263 movie with ffmpeg as well.cheers,Tomas- Original Message From: Vitaly Alexeev [EMAIL PROTECTED]To: gnash-dev@gnu.orgSent: Friday,
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