2010/4/4 Magnus Varmfors <[email protected]>: > 2010/3/30 Andreas v. Heydwolff <[email protected]>: >> Matthew C. Aycock wrote: >>> On 03/29/10 14:58, Magnus Varmfors wrote: >>>> 2010/3/29 Matthew C. Aycock<[email protected]>: >>>>> Does anyone know of a non-smurf flash player 10 for linux (ubuntu >>>>> 9.10)? If >>>>> not, does anyone know of a working flash 9 player that works with sound >>>>> under 9.10? >> >> this is my setup, not with 64bit but 32bit, however, I assume it could >> work with your setup as well (dunno about 32bit Flash 9 on 64bit, but if >> you can solve this then it should work). The following passages are from >> my so far private work-in-progress How-To for Debian Squeeze. I am >> posting all audio setup parts, the git stuff you may need most is at the >> bottom. >> > > Hi there! > > For some reason, this approach doesn't work at all for me, most likely > because I'm using 64bit (as I said before). > > Looking around for some solution to this, I found Minitube, which is > an application that turns Youtube into a streaming videochannel, i.e > more like TV. > > This works, with sound, on Ubuntu 9.10 64b and SRSS 4.2, and does not > require Flash or Firefox. > > http://www.ubuntugeek.com/install-minitube-in-ubuntu-9-10-karmic.html > > Flashbased games and such are still without sound, but at least now > Youtube videos are available and with a nice GUI too. :)
As a followup, if using Google Chrome and choosing Youtube with html5 (youtube.com/html5) I get sound on any Youtube video. Regards, / Magnus -- Blog on TAP, http://magvar.wordpress.com Job offers welcome, http://www.linkedin.com/in/mavar Me code, you bug. - Famous last words in Foo bar _______________________________________________ SunRay-Users mailing list [email protected] http://www.filibeto.org/mailman/listinfo/sunray-users
