Cannot watch web videos in Mozilla 2.0.0.8
Anton Rolls
anton at wilddsl.net.au
Thu Dec 6 11:03:28 UTC 2007
Hi Andrew,
Andrew Jarrett wrote:
> On Nov 18, 2007 1:38 AM, john d. herron <paradox.herron at bluewin.ch> wrote:
>> Jonathan,
>> As you can see from my last message (below), I already have the plugin for
>> FFX Flash 9 r48 (libflashplayer.so) installed.
>> Any other possibilities ? What if I was to remove a l l of the plugins
>> currently
>> present in /.mozilla/firedox, so as to have a clean slate, then re-download
>> and install
>> FFX Flash 9 r48 only?
>> Thanks for helping
>> john
>
> Just a guess, but maybe you don't need _three_ flash plugins to play
> flash videos? Your previous email showed that you have
> libgnashplugin.so, libflashplayer.so, and libflash-mozplugin.so.
> Maybe they are interfering with each other and you should just choose
> one (probably best to go with libflashplayer.so). You probably don't
> need to delete _all_ of the plugins, just the other two that you don't
> want. Do this and see if it works. If not, delete the
> libflashplayer.so and reinstall using Johnathan's suggestions.
>
> Andrew
That echoes with my experience.
Today I installed Adobe Flash 32bit using nspluginwrapper in Firefox
64-bit (on Kubuntu 64-bit).
I was installing from the command line, and I found when there were
multiple plugin installations, the plugin would only work the first
time Firefox was loaded, but not after that.
This situation cleared up when I deleted all the plugins and installed
just one.
(I kept extensive notes, by the way, so I'm thinking of publishing a guide.)
Anton Rolls.
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