Please help on "Mplayer plugin" failed when using "Make"
Hi guys,
Don't really know where and how to proceed. I have searched in this forum, but could not find any solution ..... :( I have installed Mplayer and it works very nicely, no problem at all ... But when I tried to install "Mplayer plugin" using the following steps: [just a clue, I use Debian/Sarge and Gnome] (1) I checked my version of firefox, it shows in "Help" --> "About" ... rv: 1.7.10 (2) I went to the website of Mplayer plugin and downloaded the file: "gecko-sdk 1.7.10" from Mozilla, and then extracted it. (3) I downloaded the file "mplayerplug-in-3.11", and extracted it. (4) When I started installing using the command "./configure", it showed an error like: "gthread 2.0 not found". (5) then, I launched the command "make", it showed some error message and didn't proceed anymore. ============================== I tried to look for the package "gthread 2.0" but could not find it in Debian :confused: Does anyone have a solution for this, please :( :( :( Thank you in advance, guys ... :) Alez |
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did you read the "INSTALL" file in the mplayerplug-in package? ? ?
especially about the parameters telling ./configure where to find gecko-sdk and which gtk version to use (gtk2) |
Hi guys,
thanks a lot for your answers. I already did the things you mentioned, but it seems that I don't get the plugin work :( Alez |
I have installed mplayerplugin a number of times and as long as I did "./configure --with-gecko-sdk=/path/to/gecko-sdk" all went well.
Post up the commands you issued please. |
Hi, XavierP
I did exactly you told. I put my gecko-sdk folder in my home, so I did: "./configure --with-gecko-sdk=/home/Alez/gecko_files/gecko-sdk", but it didn't work :( I tried both including and excluding the folder name "gecko-sdk" in the above command, they also didn't work. I tried gecko-sdk for both versions, 1.6 and 1.7, and again when I launched "Make", it showed me the error messages I mentioned. I really don't know how to configure this, but anyway thank you for your reply. Alez |
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Thanks for reply, XavierP
I actually did everthing that is recommended in the MplayerPlugin website, but I could not get that work unfortunately :( However, I have switched to the MediaPlayerConnectivity which is one of the Mozilla Firefox extention, and it works nicely. Thanks for your post again :) Alez |
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Regards, Narendra |
Hi ssnkumar,
I'm not sure, but in any case, you can check at the website: http://membres.lycos.fr/sethnakht/ or https://addons.mozilla.org/extension...nfo.php?id=446 have fun ! :), Alez |
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