The flash you want is in the "extra" repository...
Can you look in usr/lib/firefox/plugins/ an tell us if you have
libflashplayer.so in that repository?
In additions to the library (ffmpeg etc) also make sure you grab the
gst-plugin-*** file that corresponds with that library. with out the
gstrea
>OK, I reinstalled OpenSolaris. I added the repositories. Now I have the
>following repositories: opensolaris.org, homeunix and extra
>I installed libdvdcss, firefox-flash-plugin, ffmpeg, etc. However, I can't
>play flash videos in Firefox. I can't play DVDs. Am I missing something?
>
>Thank you
On Fri, Jun 12, 2009 at 2:21 AM, Kaya Saman wrote:
[...]>
> Yes, as I tried to explain; the package manager installed a whole bunch of
> other dependencies which literally changed the GUI entirely into Open Solaris
> look and feel! Apart from re-positioning the Gnome panel the look was totally
>
On Thu, Jun 11, 2009 at 1:14 AM, Kaya Saman wrote:
> Many thanks Sriram for the links and install procedure!!
>
> I preformed the install and began installing packages such as libdvdcss,
> mplayer and the bad version of gstreamer codecs as the internal ones wouldn't
> work any more after mplayer
On Thu, Jun 11, 2009 at 1:14 AM, Kaya Saman wrote:
> Many thanks Sriram for the links and install procedure!!
>
> I preformed the install and began installing packages such as libdvdcss,
> mplayer and the bad version of gstreamer codecs as the internal ones wouldn't
> work any more after mplayer
The other "bits and and pieces" were dependencies which seemed to be
OpenSolaris Gnome libraries.
Basically it seems that spkg is sort of like pkg-get for Blastwave or Aptitude
for Debian Linux systems or Yum for Red Hat Linux systems. A package manager
for short!
As well as just installing th
On Mon, Jun 8, 2009 at 4:16 AM, Kaya Saman wrote:
> Sriram I tried to do exactly as you said, actually was more of a case of copy
> -> paste.
>
> However the packages that you gave me don't seem to be accessable at all??
>
> Can you thread some more light on this?
>
I gave you the wrong URL, sorr
Many thanks Sriram for the links and install procedure!!
I preformed the install and began installing packages such as libdvdcss,
mplayer and the bad version of gstreamer codecs as the internal ones wouldn't
work any more after mplayer was installed.
I had to also update a few other bits and pi
On Sun, Jun 7, 2009 at 3:03 AM, Kaya Saman wrote:
> Hi I'm using SXCE build 111 and would like to know if I could get libdvdcss
> on it too??
>
One of Belenix' non-US package repositories includes packages for a
wide variety of multimedia content
>From one of our mailing list posts:
You need to
Sriram I tried to do exactly as you said, actually was more of a case of copy
-> paste.
However the packages that you gave me don't seem to be accessable at all??
Can you thread some more light on this?
Many thanks!!
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Hi I'm using SXCE build 111 and would like to know if I could get libdvdcss on
it too??
I don't think SXCE comes with pkg manager so I don't get package updates or
anything unless I download a new cd and attempt to update that way :-(
I have tried using Blastwave (I know not recommended for SXC
corneliu dabija wrote:
> Thank you sparcdr. I installed all packages that had "plug" in their name.
> Now I can watch DVDs and flash works well. I still have no sound, but I'll
> open another thread for this issue.
>
> Message was edited by: cordabi
>
The sound issue is with the mixer not prov
On Thu, 2009-06-04 at 18:57 -0700, corneliu dabija wrote:
> OK, I can't add those repositories because I updated my system yesterday and
> now I can't login anymore no matter what session I choose.
> I tried Gnome, failsafe-Gnome, terminal. If I choose terminal I'm taken back
> to the login sc
Thank you sparcdr. I installed all packages that had "plug" in their name. Now
I can watch DVDs and flash works well. I still have no sound, but I'll open
another thread for this issue.
Message was edited by: cordabi
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corneliu dabija wrote:
> OK, I reinstalled OpenSolaris. I added the repositories. Now I have the
> following repositories: opensolaris.org, homeunix and extra
> I installed libdvdcss, firefox-flash-plugin, ffmpeg, etc. However, I can't
> play flash videos in Firefox. I can't play DVDs. Am I missi
Thanks halton,
I reinstalled so I won't be able to add a new user. I couldn't add a new user
anyway because I couldn't login in any way, not even in CLI mode.
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corneliu dabija wrote:
> OK, I can't add those repositories because I updated my system yesterday and
> now I can't login anymore no matter what session I choose.
What did you do? What system update is that?
Please give more details. We don't want our users to suffer from non
usable system.
I can't give you any information about the login issue because as I said in a
previous post I reinstalled OpenSolaris. All I know is that it added an entry
to grub, something like something-1 or something_1. I tried both those entries
(the old one and the new one) in grub but none worked. They b
OK, I reinstalled OpenSolaris. I added the repositories. Now I have the
following repositories: opensolaris.org, homeunix and extra
I installed libdvdcss, firefox-flash-plugin, ffmpeg, etc. However, I can't play
flash videos in Firefox. I can't play DVDs. Am I missing something?
Thank you in adv
OK, I can't add those repositories because I updated my system yesterday and
now I can't login anymore no matter what session I choose. I tried Gnome,
failsafe-Gnome, terminal. If I choose terminal I'm taken back to the login
screen. If I choose either Gnome I get the wallpaper and that's all. N
Thank you che,
I'll check that stuff as soon as I get home and I'll let you know how it goes.
Thanks for the suggestion. However, I live in Canada so I don't have to install
the proprietary codecs. Even if I had to I wouldn't use them. Codecs should not
be proprietary. The specifications should
For libdvdcss etc:
http://synesius.wordpress.com/2009/05/14/new-multimedia-focused-ips-repo/
For Flash register here: https://pkg.sun.com/register/ and add this repo:
https://pkg.sun.com/register/
I suggest you support the work that Fluendo do by grabbing their "paid for"
multimedia codecs ( h
Hi everybody,
I just installed OpenSolaris 2009.06 x86 and I would very much like to make it
my main desktop. However there are a few pieces missing from the puzzle. How do
I get libdvdcss, ffmpeg, lame and all the good stuff that can't be included in
the official repositories?
How do I install
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