Hi Sandro, Thanks for your reply and suggestion. I've made a request to videolectures.net to make that change, if possible and till then I'll stick to vlc plugin for the videos.
Thanks again. Anurag On Sun, Sep 18, 2011 at 8:08 PM, Sandro Santilli <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Anurag, > thanks for your feedback, I'm glad Gnash can help you in your everyday > web surfing. > > Unfortunately the videolectures.net SWF based player targets > a platform which isn't going to be supported by Gnash any soon (AVM2). > > YouTube developers have been nice with Gnash users in distributing a less > demanding application to those using Gnash as a flash plugin. Maybe you > could ask videolectures.net people to do something similar. It would be > enough to set SWF version to 8 rather than 10 as it is now, for the > simplest possible way to do that. > > In any case, if VLC plugin works that's likely the best way to view those > movies as Flash-based players are intrinsically slower and consume more > CPU and memory resources than a bare media player. > > --strk; > > () Free GIS & Flash consultant/developer > /\ http://strk.keybit.net/services.html > > On Sun, Sep 18, 2011 at 08:09:42AM +0530, Anurag Garg wrote: > > Dear Gnash Devs' > > I, Anurag Garg, a physics teacher by profession and a open source > > contributor by hobby. When ever I use to upgrade/reinstall fedora on my > pc I > > use to first give a try to gnash and then only moved to flash. Recently > when > > I upgraded to Fedora 15 (Last weak) I was happily surprise to see all my > you > > tube videos were working with gnash plugin support. Seriously, it is a > very > > good answer to adobe flash when they have dropped support for 64bit linux > > version. It also give assurance to users like me that gnash is there to > stay > > and improving at a much faster rate. > > > > Along with youtube support would it be possible for gnash to support > > videolectures.net, it is a free site to offer seminars, workshops and > > lectures from through out the world on almost all the different variety > of > > subject. They currently make use of either wmv or flash format and does > not > > give permission to download and convert there content format due to > pending > > copyright status. So, one has to see it online and unfortunately gnash is > > not able to support this site. I am currently using vlc plugin. But it > will > > good to see gnash supporting other flash based sites along with youtube. > > > > Thanks > > Great work with Gnash > > Keep it Up > > > > Anurag Garg >
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