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gnash: init at 0.8.11-2017-03-08 [WIP] #26620
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Building the plugin requires a header file |
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The mp3 decoder is in gst-plugins-ugly but gnash doesn't seem to pick it up:
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IIRC we dropped gnash a while back. I've been unable to find solid info on what its status is these days, do you happen to know? (I notice the commit date here is fairly recent) |
Same for me: there has not been a release in years but the development has not stopped. The latest release does not build due to various API changes in libraries but the git source does and some people are still using it (I mostly used the AUR pkgbuild as a reference). The browser plugin is certainly doomed but it's still useful as a standalone player. The only alternative I could think of is running adobe flashplayer in wine. |
Heh, that's a pretty good justification for adding gnash back. Is this ready to integrate? |
It's pretty good. The mp3 codec not working it's probably a issue within gstreamer itself and it's not critical as ffmpeg works fine. I would like the openGL renderer tested by someone else: it causes heavy artifacts and it's completely unusable so I disabled it but maybe it's a problem limited to my driver. |
Motivation for this change
We lack a free flash player and a standalone one.
Things done
Things to do
build the browser plugin (firefox)Notes
With the Gstreamer backend I could not hear any audio (mp3 source).
About the browser, this plugin is based on XULrunner which, if I understand correctly, is being phased out so I'm not sure whether it still work with recent firefox versions.