On Sun, Nov 09, 2003 at 09:25:58PM -0600, Andrew Gaffney wrote:
Mark Knecht wrote:
for my dad. Alsa is installed and working fine, as is Mozilla, but there
are a lot of data types that aren't getting played by Plugger-4.0.
Fredrik's page says to check problems with Netscape first before
Why are these revisions so different? Is it significantly
more than a
numbering change?
Netscape 7.1 is nothing more than a repackaged Mozilla 1.2.
The whole story is a bit complicated, really. A quick summary, from
my (possibly faulty) memory:
Netscape 4.79 is the last of
Mark Knecht wrote:
Why are these revisions so different? Is it significantly
more than a
numbering change?
Netscape 7.1 is nothing more than a repackaged Mozilla 1.2.
The whole story is a bit complicated, really. A quick summary, from
my (possibly faulty) memory:
Netscape 4.79 is the last
Anyway, this is what I'm trying to make work under Linux
right now. My
presumption is that this all works for someone... ;-)
You may want to upgrade plugger. The latest version in portage is 5.0.
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Andrew Gaffney
Andrew,
OK, but it's ~x86 stuff. Are you using it? Is it
Mark Knecht wrote:
I am currently testing this new machine's setup using the Plugger 4.0
home page, and a bunch of links set up by its owner:
http://fredrik.hubbe.net/plugger/test.html
Is there a specific media type you're interested in? I find the gxine
plugin to work great for almost all
Is there a specific media type you're interested in? I find the gxine
plugin to work great for almost all media... I don't really find a need
for plugger anymore.
Manuel,
No, it's a pretty generic problem. Pretty much assume that anything
'normal' you can browse on a Windows box needs to
On Tue, 2003-11-11 at 07:33, Manuel McLure wrote:
Is there a specific media type you're interested in? I find the gxine
plugin to work great for almost all media... I don't really find a need
for plugger anymore.
How about Quicktime?
*.mov
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Steve Withers [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Steve Withers wrote:
On Tue, 2003-11-11 at 07:33, Manuel McLure wrote:
Is there a specific media type you're interested in? I find the gxine
plugin to work great for almost all media... I don't really find a need
for plugger anymore.
How about Quicktime?
*.mov
I'm not sure about xine,
Mark Knecht wrote:
Is there a specific media type you're interested in? I find the gxine
plugin to work great for almost all media... I don't really find a need
for plugger anymore.
As I use his new machine, (not delivered to him yet) trying to make web
browsing more enjoyable seems important.
Either gxine or mplayer will take care of most audio/video formats.
Macromedia provides a flash plugin (which you can install with emerge
netscape-flash). That covers 95% of the non-pure-html pages out there.
This is pretty far off topic, I guess, but my Mozilla Help-Plugins page now
shows:
modify the /etc/pluggerrc-5.0 or /etc/mplayerplug-in.conf file,
commenting out the file types you don't want the specific plugin to
handle.
-chris
On Mon, 2003-11-10 at 14:12, Mark Knecht wrote:
Either gxine or mplayer will take care of most audio/video formats.
Macromedia provides a flash
Mark Knecht wrote:
Either gxine or mplayer will take care of most audio/video formats.
Macromedia provides a flash plugin (which you can install with emerge
netscape-flash). That covers 95% of the non-pure-html pages out there.
This is pretty far off topic, I guess, but my Mozilla Help-Plugins
You probably don't need both mplayer and gxine - of the two, I've found
gxine integrated better with Mozilla, but doesn't play quite as many
formats.
As I suspected. Looking at the list I think that mplayer and plugger seem to
be doing pretty much 80-90% the same thing, so it would seem I
Hi,
I'm trying to find a good multimedia setup for this PC I'm building
for my dad. Alsa is installed and working fine, as is Mozilla, but there
are a lot of data types that aren't getting played by Plugger-4.0.
Fredrik's page says to check problems with Netscape first before
reporting a bug,
Mark Knecht wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to find a good multimedia setup for this PC I'm building
for my dad. Alsa is installed and working fine, as is Mozilla, but there
are a lot of data types that aren't getting played by Plugger-4.0.
Fredrik's page says to check problems with Netscape first before
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