Hello everyone,
(top-posting due to tangent nature of discussion)
Just a thought here, in my experience, swfdec[1] works far better than
gnash for flash websites; why not use that? There's a Firefox/Gecko
plugin called swfdec-mozilla which works beautifully.
swfdec{,-mozilla} use gstreamer, are L
Happy New Year.
We don't use the Measure Activity.
Here are the most frequently used Activities using sound:
- Scratch version 11 (with resume sound problem, ticket #6201)
- Record version 59
- Browse version 98 with Adobe flash plugin version 10.0.12.36 (gnash
deinstalled) for a flash based Engli
On Thu, 2009-01-01 at 14:16 +0530, Nirbheek Chauhan wrote:
> swfdec{,-mozilla} use gstreamer, are LGPLed, and support most of the
> Flash 9 features whereas gnash supports only a few of the Flash 9
> features. swfdec is also the default Flash player on Fedora, and is
> the preferred flash player on
Hi Nirbheek!
> swfdec{,-mozilla} use gstreamer, are LGPLed, and support most of the
I've never really tried Swfdec before, but if it also uses Gstreamer
for decoding SWF sound (almost always encoded in MP3), we'd still end
up with the same problem as that currently experienced in getting
sound to
Hi,
I'm having problems: Adobe FlashPlayer doesn't detect the XO's built-in
webcam so it can't transmit video out to the Internet on Flash-enabled
web sites, and the Adobe Flash player on the XO freezes the popup
right-click control panel. Gnash didn't work at all with a Flash-based
web sit
Regarding my prior message, I just found this bug report at Adobe
regarding camera not working with FlashPlayer on Linux, but it says
that FlashPlayer 10 should resolve the problem. Apparently it didn't
on the XO.
https://bugs.adobe.com/jira/browse/FP-137
Stan
Original Message
Hi,
I have an activity which broadcasts messages over UDP to all the systems
connected to the network. I ran into a problem while testing it out on the
XO. The messages broadcasted are received by other XO's if both of them are
connected to a common WiFi router. But when they are connected to
Visibility in Neighbourhood View is determined by access from the XO to
the Jabber server. The Jabber server does not relay these UDP packets
for you. Therefore visibility is not an indicator of ability to operate
over UDP.
A wireless router will relay the UDP packets. The relay is being done
b
On Fri, 2 Jan 2009, qu...@laptop.org wrote:
> Visibility in Neighbourhood View is determined by access from the XO to
> the Jabber server. The Jabber server does not relay these UDP packets
> for you. Therefore visibility is not an indicator of ability to operate
> over UDP.
>
> A wireless route
>> swfdec{,-mozilla} use gstreamer, are LGPLed, and support most of the
>> Flash 9 features whereas gnash supports only a few of the Flash 9
>> features. swfdec is also the default Flash player on Fedora, and is
>> the preferred flash player on Ubuntu.
>
> Quick clarification. We discussed making
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