Re: [Gnash] mozplugger Gnash hack

[Pierre de Fouquieres]

Good work, this will finally make gnash usable for me. I think what you 
want to solve the windowing problem is:

application/x-shockwave-flash:swf:Shockwave Flash
        loop noisy swallow(gnash): gnash -v "$file"

and I don't think you need that 2nd line. You'll have to check this since I 
haven't been able to do so myself.

--On 22 February 2006 19:04 -0700 Rob Savoye <address@hidden> wrote:

> I added Gnash to mozplugger, and now I can use the standalone player to
> popup a window and play flash movies while I web browse. Very cool, and
> easy too. :-) Just add this to your ~/.mozilla/mozpluggerrc file at the
> end:
>
> application/x-shockwave-flash:swf:Shockwave Flash
>         loop: gnash -v "$file"
>         : gnash -v "$file"
>
> Then you have to remove ~/.mozilla/firefox/pluginreg.dat. When you
> restart Firefox, this file will get recreated the first time you access
> any plugins, and so now it'll run Gnash.
>
> Right now it pops up a window, but I know there is a way to make
> mozplugger embed the output in the browser window. I'll keep digging
> through mozplugger unless somebody else out there has more experience at
> this.
>
> This will let us all start using Gnash for web browsing while I continue
> work on the real plugin. I'm currently investigating GtkGLext as another
> way to embed OpenGL into Firefox.
>
>         - rob -
>
>
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