Adobe Flash Player
I would like to watch tv shows on Ubuntu 9.02. Which version of Adobe Flash player would I need?
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The latest from Adobe site should be enough.
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I'm fuzzy on this area, but there are a variety of formats and players---many of which should also be installed on Ubuntu. Please tell us specifically which kinds of videos or which websites.
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^ i'm a little bit confused on the question as well. if you know you need adobe flash player why didnt you install it ?
whenever i go to youtube or whatever and it isnt installed, firefox would ask me if i want to install it. |
Maybe the OP is asking which browser plugin.ie-32 or 64 bit?.
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Watching streaming Video
I am sorry for the lack of clearity in my question, but this is so new to me that I find it somewhat confusing. Maybe I can make it clearer. I would like to watch videos on this site.
http://www.fancast.com/full_episodes...ine|2337014394 |
works for me (fedora-9). what issues are you having ?
does firefox not prompt you that you need to install flash ? whenever i go to youtube/ hulu/ whatever the browser finds the plug-in and automatically installs it. (did you restart your browser after it downloads and installs flash ?) |
Where do I go from here?
I tried downloading it but this is what I got.
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Code:
sudo dpkg -i install_flashplayer_10_linux(2).deb |
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What repo is suggesting you do is type the command he gave you in a terminal which should install the flashplayer for you.
sudo to become root, dpkg is the installer, i to install the last part is the name of the package to install. |
Error Message
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daniel@daniel-desktop:~$ sudo -i install_flashplayer_10_linux(2).deb bash: syntax error near unexpected token `(' daniel@daniel-desktop:~$ |
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Code:
sudo dpkg -i install_flashplayer_10_linux(2).deb Code:
mv install_flashplayer_10_linux(2).deb install_flashplayer_10_linux.deb Code:
sudo dpkg -i install_flashplayer_10_linux.deb |
Go to http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/
Select .deb for Ubuntu and download the file. Once download is complete double click it. It will ask for your password and install it. |
^ i guess the debian version of firefox only downloads the package and doesnt install it automatically...
use dpkg as suggested above to install manually. |
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