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i used to watch the news on tagesschau.de before i went on summer vacation. now it doesn't work longer, for a reason not specified; the message is "general error" and nothing more. so i wanted to delete realplayer and get a new one. then i found out that i have two times realplayer10 in my start up list while the only realplayer found to deinstall was realplayer 8.x. see screenshot: http://home.arcor.de/noroli/real.png
searching my entire harddisc gives no results on "real" either. so i wonder what to do next: ignore that and get myself a new application or ...?
best regards
ungua
p.s.: the only reason i find to that problem is that i installed a couple of files that should make it possible to watch all kind of movie-files with kaffeine/xine. which is not really working either...
i installed helix player now. it didn't start when i wanted to watch this, so i saved the .ram-file. opening with helix afterwards then failed - it recommended real player. the link goes to a site with no working certificate, afterwards to real.com/linux. the file downloaded is a .bin which by unknown reason is not executable on my machine. this really sucks... why can't it be easy once? i will download another .rpm to install realplayer some day later.
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