Adobe flash player on slackware 13.0
Hello,
I want to use my webcam for this chat website I found. And when I reach the chatroom, it asks me to click on a button, "Allow" or "Deny" access to my webcam. Well that shows that flash is installed correctly for my web-browser because I dont get the "click here to install additional plugins" message. But there is a funny thing here. I can click as many times as I wish, and I tried this with two different slackware 13.0 installations, one on my desktop and the other on my laptop, and both do the same, I simply cannot click the "Allow" button, not even with the tab button. I see the window, but I cant seem to be able to click on any option the flash window will give me. Any clues on how to fix this so I can make my webcam work? Thanks, Dumdadum |
Oh and btw...
Btw, I run compiz with emerald, maybe thats what causing the problem?
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Webcam software
And I also have zero installed webcam managing software. Does that matter?
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It worked?
Yeah funny thing just happened. I talk it over with my friend, he refreshes the page, and it worked.
Really weird... Cause I tried it again, and it wouldnt work. Seems I have to refresh the page many times before that "Allow" button works. Dumdadum |
It works in kde
Well, I tried booting the live cd of Ubuntu, same problem, and then fianlly I booted my slackware 13.0 in kde and it worked in kde. So I went in the settings and checked off remember my settings. Then I came back to my gnome-compiz and it works.
I would really like if someone can explain to me why I simply cannot click on the button in my gnome-compiz session. It would be much appreciated to help me figure this out. Cheers, Dumdadum |
Anyone, please...
Anyone, please, can you help me with this bug, I simply dont understand. Any help would be much appreciated.
Cheers, Dumdadum |
lol idk man, but one thing I do know, you can edit your previous posts rather than make 5 new posts :P don't wanna be rude, but other people will get annoyed by that practice and many places it's against TOS.
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This is a problem inherent to flash, and you can't fix it. I've encountered it quite a few times on Windows and Mac machines as well.
It's just random, and you just have to accept it. Not the answer you wanted, but it is what it is. |
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Well to all the people at linuxquestions.org, I present you my most sincere excuses, I wont do it anymore. I'm really sorry if that bothered anyone. I didnt do it to be bothersome. My bad. Thanks again for letting me know. Dumdadum |
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Lets look at this from another point of vue. I tried it on two websites, and both websites react the same way. So its not a matter of the website I use. It simply doesnt work on any website I try to use my cam on. And that little popup window appears on both websites I use. I hope that was enough info. (= Cheers, Dumdadum |
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Like I said, I found a workaround, I go in KDE and enable my cam and go into the settings and check off "Remember my choice". So that way when I log into gnome it doesnt ask me, its enabled already. If you think that this is just a bug and that there is nothing I can do, well, like you said, I'm gona have to live with it. Thanks for your reply, Dumdadum |
Flash movie player Standalone
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http://tips-linux.net/en/content/fla...yer-standalone |
What browser are you using? I have weird issues with buttons in google-chrome and sometimes in epiphany which comes with GSB. I tend not to have problems with firefox. Also are you using the latest flash player?
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Is this the same issue that appears on Youtube? As in, one cannot press the start and pause button when a video appears. I believe this is only a problem with the 64-bit version of adobe flash for linux.
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I have the same problem in zenwalk (slack based). I found this article:
http://wdawe.com/index.php/adobe-bre...cam-and?blog=1 That partially fixed my problem. the webcams microphone still doesn't get picked up in flash... the web site I'm trying to use is www.tokbox.com I did load fedora and everything worked but fedora would lock my computer up at random so I took it off... |
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Thanks! Really helpfull. Like the website said, its a bug that Adobe doesnt want to be solved. Ah well. For being so cool at using Linux, there are ups and downs. Never the less, I will stick with it. Thanks again! (= Cheers, Dumdadum |
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