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2010-05-04 , 22:21
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#11
I think it boils down to three options:
Launch in browser (possibly use Flash's fullscreen for less awkwardness)
Fiddle with some kmplayer code to make a standalone NPAPI plugin host
Wait for Flash 10.1, which by all reports should come with an AIR launcher
 
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2010-05-05 , 01:47
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Originally Posted by zaoltryence View Post
no need to download its already preinstalled, what you would want is the support for the flash player 10.1
Thanks zaoltryence for rpling..
How can i support the flash player..another thing is that when i browese to the youtube,the videos dont play and been asked to upgrade the adobe flash player,and when i press the upgrade botton,a box appears in which i have to choose a version..
so what is the version..thats my question..

thank you so much
 
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2010-05-05 , 07:01
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Originally Posted by vitaminj View Post
I think it boils down to three options:
Fiddle with some kmplayer code to make a standalone NPAPI plugin host
The NPAPI support in kmplayer is already standalone, called knpplayer. It interface is like mplayer, so start it with
knpplayer -wid <windowid> -m <mime> -p <libflashplayer-path> --args ...
last arguments are the attribute you find in the embed/object tag. Write "quit" to process stdin to quit.
 

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2010-05-05 , 08:07
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Originally Posted by tarek757 View Post
Thanks zaoltryence for rpling..
How can i support the flash player..another thing is that when i browese to the youtube,the videos dont play and been asked to upgrade the adobe flash player,and when i press the upgrade botton,a box appears in which i have to choose a version..
so what is the version..thats my question..

thank you so much
so far as i know the in built flash player on the microB browser is 9.4, should be no problem to play mostly all youtube videos, mind me asking what browser are you using?.. if you are using firefox, flash player is disabled on the bowser itself, therfore you need to install the youtube enabler addon to play youtube videos... the flash player 10.1 is not even out yet for mobile phones..
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2010-05-05 , 08:50
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Dude, no offence, but you do know that Flash is utter crap and is hopefully gonna die out within the next few years? I know it's hard to let go of "what you know best" and if you're a capable Flash designer then you're at a loss, but seriously: If you want to catch on to the future, learn how to write games using Javascript and HTML5. It's better for the users and you're knowledge will be up to date.

Flash has to die, please refrain from supporting it.
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2010-05-05 , 09:00
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Originally Posted by shapeshifter View Post
Dude, no offence, but you do know that Flash is utter crap and is hopefully gonna die out within the next few years? I know it's hard to let go of "what you know best" and if you're a capable Flash designer then you're at a loss, but seriously: If you want to catch on to the future, learn how to write games using Javascript and HTML5. It's better for the users and you're knowledge will be up to date.

Flash has to die, please refrain from supporting it.
And you're following Steve Jobs words
 
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2010-05-05 , 09:05
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I said that flash had to die years ago - basically since I've been using linux. It's slow, it eats CPU, it's not available everywhere and the linux version is crashy and even more crappy than the windows one.

So now that Jobs said this, are all the people who dislike Flash gonna be labeled Apple fanbois?

(Btw: I dislike Apple and all their evil practices - dropping Flash is like the first good thing I ever heard coming from them)
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Originally Posted by shapeshifter View Post
I said that flash had to die years ago - basically since I've been using linux. It's slow, it eats CPU, it's not available everywhere and the linux version is crashy and even more crappy than the windows one.

So now that Jobs said this, are all the people who dislike Flash gonna be labeled Apple fanbois?

(Btw: I dislike Apple and all their evil practices - dropping Flash is like the first good thing I ever heard coming from them)
+1, buggy **** flash is! Even Acrobat is shite! If I leave it open in my browser it silently eats up memory, at one point it was eating about 2GB of RAM and some swap space aswell.

I don't think dropping flash is a good thing - because there are those times that you actually need it, but what Apple have done is given Adobe a kick up the backside, which they really needed, hope Adobe burn, hopefully we'll get some open standards.
 
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2010-05-05 , 10:06
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Originally Posted by shapeshifter View Post
Dude, no offence, but you do know that Flash is utter crap and is hopefully gonna die out within the next few years? I know it's hard to let go of "what you know best" and if you're a capable Flash designer then you're at a loss, but seriously: If you want to catch on to the future, learn how to write games using Javascript and HTML5. It's better for the users and you're knowledge will be up to date.

Flash has to die, please refrain from supporting it.
Oh ok, sorry. Can you please point me towards APIs supported across all HTML5 browsers that support, in an interoperable fashion between graphics, text and 3D:
Bitmap filter effects and layering types
Dynamic audio generation
Decent text layout capabilities
Fullscreen modes with hardware-accelerated scaling
Having blocks of optimised memory-unmanaged code*
Configurable printing
Several video codecs guaranteed to be available?
3D perspective scaling
Cross-domain networking, progress monitoring
Offering "downloads" of app-generated data (e.g. saving dynamic images)
Clipboard access
P2P support*
Multitouch API*
Webcam and microphone access and data processing*
Pixel shaders*

How about a strongly typed fully-OO language?
Typed arrays*?
Low-level fast integer types?
Weak referencing available for intelligent garbage collection?
Easy advanced XML handling with E4X?

A library to make using Canvas as simple and fast as the flash display list, and have some half-decent text support?

No?

Ah.

(* = 10.1 or desktop only)
 

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Originally Posted by zaoltryence View Post
so far as i know the in built flash player on the microB browser is 9.4, should be no problem to play mostly all youtube videos, mind me asking what browser are you using?.. if you are using firefox, flash player is disabled on the bowser itself, therfore you need to install the youtube enabler addon to play youtube videos... the flash player 10.1 is not even out yet for mobile phones..
Thank you zaoltryence..

So what i need now as i understood is to install the youtube enabler addon to play the youtube vedios from my nokia n900..
and the flash player will start playing.
I will do that and i will tell you what happend.
By the way i am using fire fox browser..
 
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