Videos not playing in debian iceweasel
i have been trying to install plugins to play videos in iceweasel.but till no success
http://www.metacafe.com/watch/108817...the_wolverine/ The above video is not playing.Can anyone help me to solve this problem? |
Quick fix for this problem: Remove Totem.
That is what I always do with a new system - for some strange reason Totem is often default video player but it's never capable of playing anything. So remove it, and some decent video player will run instead. If you don't have any other player then install one, mplayer variants for instance are always good IMHO. |
Do you have the Flashplayer plugin installed? Click on the Iceweasel Tools menu and then select Add-ons. Click on the Plugins item on the left and make sure you see Shockwave Flash listed. If it's not there then you haven't installed the Flashplayer plugin and can't watch that video.
jdk |
It plays here. I'm using Adobe Flash (libflashplayer.so).
Edit: When you download the tarball at the link and decompress it, copy as root that file to /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins to utilize it. |
Work here with iceweasle and the flashplayer plugin.
Rather than doing it manually like frankbell has suggested, I'd add 'non-free' and 'contrib' to the /etc/apt/sources.list and follow the debian instructions- http://wiki.debian.org/FlashPlayer#Installation |
With cascade9 on this.
Use Your disto's package manger, this way you will be kept upto date with security fixes.. Just want to add my tip for living with flash Flash is a little nasty, you can end up with things like stupid banners making noise and/or consuming CPU I avoid this by using NoScript Firefox addon In NoScript options --> Embeddings I tick Forbid Adobe (r) Flash (r) , and also Apply these restrictions to whitelisted sites too. This way I can click to allow things like video, and just avoid all the other nonsense. NoScript can take a while to configure, and is beyond the scope of this post Have a look and if you are having difficulty search for NoScript here on LQ If need be start a thread. I know others use NoScript and will be more than happy to help. There are alternatives AddOns, which just target Flash, but I've not used them myself. |
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Edit: This seems to explain it. http://stevenrosenberg.net/blog/linu...debian_squeeze |
interesting, I assumed update notification would be automagic.
Wondering if it is worth setting up a cronjob for this |
i have shockwave flash installed ..still its not working?
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in a new tab , enter
about:plugins to the location bar and post result Edit: if you see gnash, then Code:
sudo update-alternatives --config flash-mozilla.so then restart iceweasel Err, Third edit update-alternatives above assumes you install the non-free Flash via package manager |
i get this when i enter about:plugins
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You seem to have a very old version of flashplayer. (10.1). The latest version that will ever be made for Linux is 11.2. You should download the 11.2 version either via your package manager or from the Adobe site and install it on your system. This is quite simple. The driver is a single file called libflashplayer.so All you have to do is to copy that file into your ~/.mozilla/plugins/ folder. That's all there is to it.
jdk |
I have version 10 of Flash, because version 11 doesn't work with 32-bit AMD processors. The video plays in Firefox (3.6) but not in Opera (12), which suggests a browser problem rather than a plug-in one. I notice that the coding is full of errors, so that may just upset some browsers more than others: it does happen.
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I find that when gnash plugin is enabled it takes priority over Flash and, therefore, virtually no Flash content works. I get around this by either removing gnash or disabling it in the plugins section of Firefox.
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Sorry, flash plugin? try this Code:
sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree you might need to edit your /etc/apt/sources.list Code:
deb http://http.debian.net/debian/ wheezy main contrib non-free just ensure you have non-free once edited Code:
sudo apt-get update |
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