annonygmouse wrote:
No new window viewed, just the blank page.
Usually I only see this behavior when the player is using gtk_plug(),
instead of creating a new window. This code is in gnash.cpp:main(), but
should be commented out. This uses the -x option to force the window id,
which is what gtk_plug() is supposed to do. But I just get a blank window.
Yes, with the standalone player it takes about 6 seconds (cpu 100%) and
it words, but with mozilla, nothing at all (cpu reaches 25% for a second
or two and then 0%).
That almost sounds like it's not playing at all.
I've also tried using mozplugger and it works as you say, it creates a
new window for each swf file (quite annoying IMO), but it works.
I don't like having to create a new window either, but there seems to
be some weird stuff going on with visuals and graphics contexts. This
isn't permanent, it's just a temporary hack till the bug gets tracked
down and fixed.
How can I compile gnash plugin to be more verbose?
You can't get any terminal output from the plugin unless you do a
debug build of Mozilla from source. You can add more options to the argv
list for Gnash however, in nsPluginInstance::startProc(), or add a
dbglogfile.setVerbosity(2); in main() someplace.
Gnash by default will write a debug log called gnash-dbg.log to your
home directory when using the plugin.
- rob -
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