[SOLVED] Ubuntu Downloading, Please HELP!!!!!

**2hot6ft2** · December 22nd, 2008

Originally Posted by albinootje

Is 64 bit flash-player supported through the package from Medibuntu ?
(It's years ago that I tried 64 bit Linux and FreeBSD)

Yes, I'm running 64 bit right now and it works.

**2hot6ft2** · December 22nd, 2008

Originally Posted by kendo_water

How big is this file?

It's not 1 file but a bunch or them. Each one of these is a package.
alsa-oss
faac
faad
flashplugin-nonfree
gstreamer0.10-ffmpeg
gstreamer0.10-plugins-bad
gstreamer0.10-plugins-bad-multiverse
gstreamer0.10-plugins-ugly
gstreamer0.10-plugins-ugly-multiverse
ia32-libs
icedtea6-plugin
libavcodec-unstripped-51
libmp3lame0
non-free-codecs
openjdk-6-jre

Along with any dependencies they may have

**2hot6ft2** · December 22nd, 2008

albinootje you should really visit the post where I got all the info from as it has a whole lot of info that you might appreciate. You can find it here.
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=766683

**albinootje** · December 22nd, 2008

Originally Posted by 2hot6ft2

albinootje you should really visit the post where I got all the info from as it has a whole lot of info that you might appreciate. You can find it here.
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=766683

Thank you for that link!

I'm actually wondering how to have a good answer for "embedded" videos. I've tried amongst others mplayer- vlc- totem- xine- and gnome-mplayer-plugins for Firefox, but with various results.
Last thing that i tried was the media-connectivity add-on in Firefox which was pretty OK, but still i am unhappy about the overall result for my desktop users at work.

But I'll post this in a new thread later on.
First i'd like to see whether it's possible to backport Totem + the new BBC-plugin from Intrepid to Hardy.
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Answer, nope, alas

https://bugs.launchpad.net/hardy-backports/+bug/293563

**2hot6ft2** · December 22nd, 2008

Originally Posted by albinootje

Thank you for that link!

I'm actually wondering how to have a good answer for "embedded" videos. I've tried amongst others mplayer- vlc- totem- xine- and gnome-mplayer-plugins for Firefox, but with various results.
Last thing that i tried was the media-connectivity add-on in Firefox which was pretty OK, but still i am unhappy about the overall result for my desktop users at work.

But I'll post this in a new thread later on.
First i'd like to see whether it's possible to backport Totem + the new BBC-plugin from Intrepid to Hardy.

Search and ye shall find. I've seen that topic before here. Embedded videos that is. And you're welcome