I compiled Lightspark from the sources and tried a few sites with Flash, which wasn't too difficult. It seems to work fairly well on YouTube (not all the videos though, might have something to do with the codecs and compression I assume).
For a lot of flash apps it just doesn't work at all yet, and it seems to be the majority of Flash pieces around. However, it's still in a rather early state, so it looks like a promising project overall. On 6/2/11, [email protected] <[email protected]> wrote: > IIRC Lightspark targets ActionScript 3 whereas Gnash targets AS2. So it > seems > unlikely that one file would play in both engines. > > Lightspark is supposed to fall back to Gnash to handle that, but I'm not > sure > how well that works. I don't use either so I couldn't comment. > -- Loic J. Duros - http://lduros.net
