For the brave at heart, I beat Gnash's internal rpm packaging into shape, and managed to produce working rpms from Gnash trunk. These are a bit bleeding edge, with both jemalloc and mit-shm enabled, so your mileage may vary...
Rather than fighting with the version skew of Gstreamer, these instead depend on ffmpeg directly, but ffmpeg isn't included in the build, you have to install it separately. With the latest build-767, this is pretty easy now, as the livna packages for fedora 9 work just fine. This worked ok, but the "youtube" performance isn't great, due to the network overhead. So it skips alot due to buffering issues, it'll have to be looked into it. But many other things work just great now with this build, so while it's a work in progress, I thought some people might want to play with it as it's better than the current version of 0.8.3 in build-767. #!/bin/sh # install livna sudo yum http://rpm.livna.org/livna-release-9.rpm # install ffmpeg from livna sudo yum install -y ffmpeg # get rid of the old build of 0.8.3 sudo rpm -ev gnash gnash-plugin # install gnash sudo rpm -iv \ http://www.getgnash.org/packages/snapshots/fedora/gnash-20081025-1.i386.rpm # install the plugin sudo rpm -iv \ http://www.getgnash.org/packages/snapshots/fedora/gnash-plugin-20081025-1.i386.rpm - rob - _______________________________________________ Devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.laptop.org/listinfo/devel
