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Up until about a week ago, I was able to stream tv shows from abc's web site using flash 9 in firefox 2.0. Now it seems like they have changed their format or something. Their link is:
I appear to have Firefox 1.5.10 installed and it is working fine when I choose the "use old player" link. I have whatever the latest flash player is as I only installed it from thier website a couple days ago.
Sorry I know it isn't much help but now you know it can still work with linux.
Got it working! You need to have your timezone set. In Debian, use the tzconfig command.
This typically gets set at install time, but I had tinkered around with it back around the time of the daylight savings change. I guess this is one of the ways in which abc makes sure you are a US resident...
Incidentally, this was not just a Linux issue. I dual boot my computer, and it wasn't working under Windows either until I set the timezone correctly there.
So thanks for the feedback geeyathink!
I still can't get it to work set time zone to los Angeles tried firefox 1.5 and 2. and flash 9. is there anything else that could be wrong?
I clicked the feedback button and left a message a few weeks ago, no reply yet. I think they are ignoring linux users. if anyone else can't watch click on the feedback button and make yourself heard
mabey they will eventually listen!
Move Networks is the one who built the player. if u are interested in watching their shows e-mail them and ask for linux support. they have abc. fox interactive, The CW, and others as customers. The more customers they get the less you will be able to view on your linux box info@movenetworks.com salesoffice@movenetworks.com
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