I like the browser Epiphany (now Web or something).
I also hate Flash and I heard about Gnash, its free alternative.
All I want to do is to set up Epiphany somehow to use Gnash on YouTube. I can't get that to work.
I have installed browser-plugin-gnash, but it doesn't do anything. I have plug-ins enabled in Epiphany.
Seven months after the previous update arrived, the Gnash community has released version 0.8.9 of its open source Flash Player. According to the developers, the last few months of development "have been pretty eventful" and the latest version includes several important advances.
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Greetings community--
I am a hardcore Ubuntu user and have been for years. This is my first post.
I am tired of Flash for videos. The HW acceleration just isn't happening without me changing the adobe mms file. However, this is extremely unstable and it crashed.
I have a basic Nvidia GT610 card.
So I have switched to Gnash hoping that it would help me. The 480p is fine.
Who likes to watch stream videos inside the flash videoplayer? Not me.That's how I got rid of it.First of all you have to install the flashblock plugin in your browser (there's a version for chromium and firefox). Other browsers, like xxxterm can be configured to obtain the same result.
Hello world. I've been trying out the gnash-0.8.8 flash plugin for the last couple of days. On my main computer (a quad core beast) it works well.
today i removed adobe flash non free plugin and installed gnash which is absolutely free softwarethe youtube videos work fine which is what i want a flash player in the first place , so if the end is met by free software then we should all dump proprietary non free flash plugin completly.
So, I'm running Ubuntu 12.04.1 on my iMac G5 and I think I have Gnash installed as a Flash player. The videos on Youtube load fine even though Mozilla tells me from time to time that I need a Flash plugin, I get video image just fine but as for the sound it's all just a scratching buzzing static. Sound works well like testing and listening to music.
Please help!
Ubuntu 12.04
I am really coming to believe that if you want to watch embedded video in Ubuntu...use Windows. I know this had been beaten to death and then some.
I have the latest gnash, the latest VLC player, have tried all the supposed fixes on here, all the plugins are up to date, for firefox.
So I tried chromium, I have read it works, well not really.
Laptop: Sony Vaio cpu 2.1 ram 2Gb OS: Fedora 12 32-bits Gnome.
As my Ricoh webcam (r5u870) wasn't included in the supported webcam by the new fedora, I installed the r5u870 firmware manually, and edited the webcam in skype config to resolution 640x420 to have a nice image in video conferences.
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