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    Re: Comprehensive Multimedia & Video How-to

    Hi Nathan - another thankyou for putting all this advice in one place, and all the backup you're giving us!

    *)There's a problem with Realplayer and SCIM (a popular input method for multibyte languages like Japanese), and realplay fails with a "segmentation fault". If you're using scim you can fix it by adding
    Code:
    export GTK_IM_MODULE=xim
    at the top of your /usr/bin/realplay file when you're adding that LD_PRELOAD stuff in the "troubleshooting" section. I found the fix here:
    https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Re...dc66d5db95b325

    *)A quick, er, plug for the Firefox "unplug" extension.
    https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/2254
    I've found it quite useful for getting to the content of streams that have been a bit hidden away.
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    Re: Complete Multimedia & Video How-to

    Thank you so much! My Java is working in ff3 again! <3

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    Re: Complete Multimedia & Video How-to

    Quote Originally Posted by pch0mey View Post
    Thank you so much! My Java is working in ff3 again! <3

    No problem. You must have had the OpenJDK one installed.

    John,

    Thanks for the RealPlayer tip and FF extension info.

    Nathan
    Last edited by ubuntu-freak; May 7th, 2008 at 05:52 AM.

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    Re: Comprehensive Multimedia & Video How-to

    Hi, I'm trying to make Amarok my default CD/audio player in Ubuntu 8.04.
    I read your steps for how to make VLC the default DVD player and tried them on the audio section of /etc/gnome/defaults.list and I have
    Code:
    x-content/audio-cdda=amarok.desktop
    x-content/audio-dvd=amarok.desktop
    x-content/audio-player=amarok.desktop
    but when I go to Places > Home Folder > Edit > Preferences > media > CD Audio dropdown I don't have an Amarok selection. All I have to select from is Rhythembox and Audio CD Extractor.

    How do I get Amarok to show as a selection?

    Thanks
    If great minds thought alike, there would only be one kind of everything!

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    Re: Comprehensive Multimedia & Video How-to

    Quote Originally Posted by Gotit View Post
    Hi, I'm trying to make Amarok my default CD/audio player in Ubuntu 8.04.
    I read your steps for how to make VLC the default DVD player and tried them on the audio section of /etc/gnome/defaults.list and I have
    Code:
    x-content/audio-cdda=amarok.desktop
    x-content/audio-dvd=amarok.desktop
    x-content/audio-player=amarok.desktop
    but when I go to Places > Home Folder > Edit > Preferences > media > CD Audio dropdown I don't have an Amarok selection. All I have to select from is Rhythembox and Audio CD Extractor.

    How do I get Amarok to show as a selection?

    Thanks

    Someone else had this problem with Kaffiene. I think it's happening cos they're KDE apps. Have you tried right-clicking on sound files, going to properties and selecting to open them with Amarok from then on?

    I recommend you try Exaile and Songbird also.

    Nathan

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    Re: Comprehensive Multimedia & Video How-to

    Have you tried right-clicking on sound files, going to properties and selecting to open them with Amarok from then on?
    Ya, it seems to work for MP3 files and I have changed
    System > Preferences > Preferred Applications > Multimedia > Multimedia Player to Custom
    Command: amarok

    and MP3's open with Amarok when I click them.

    However, when I put a CD in and right click it I don't get an "Open with" option. The only options I get are Open with Rhythembox or Audio CD Extractor.

    I tried to find some place to set Amarok by right click > preferences but I don't see any where to select a player.

    I'll take a look at the other two players you suggest. Thank!!
    If great minds thought alike, there would only be one kind of everything!

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    Re: Comprehensive Multimedia & Video How-to

    Quote Originally Posted by Gotit View Post
    I'll take a look at the other two players you suggest. Thank!!

    Exaile is almost the same as Amarok, just a GTK fork and prettier for it.

    There is a link to Songbird in the miscellaneous section. It's very early in developement, but may someday be the default music app in Ubuntu (my opinion and prediction). Try it!

    Nathan

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    Re: Comprehensive Multimedia & Video How-to

    I've tried to install gecko on kubuntu x64/FireFox 3 Beta 5 using the guide, however, now whenever I try to play anything thats not flash firefox just crashes. Aboutlugins tells me that gecko is setup for everything but java and flash (youtube still works fine). I still fairly new to linux. I wanted to be able to watch quicktime and windows media (CBC website).

    Thanks

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    Re: Comprehensive Multimedia & Video How-to

    Quote Originally Posted by RapMasterC View Post
    I've tried to install gecko on kubuntu x64/FireFox 3 Beta 5 using the guide, however, now whenever I try to play anything thats not flash firefox just crashes. Aboutlugins tells me that gecko is setup for everything but java and flash (youtube still works fine). I still fairly new to linux. I wanted to be able to watch quicktime and windows media (CBC website).

    Thanks

    You have w64codecs installed, yeah? Did you try different video output methods and disable any effects? Troubleshooting section may help.

    Nathan

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    Re: Comprehensive Multimedia & Video How-to

    Quote Originally Posted by reassuringlyoffensive View Post
    You have w64codecs installed, yeah? Did you try different video output methods and disable any effects? Troubleshooting section may help.

    Nathan
    w64codecs are installed. I tried disabling any affects as well as different video outputs (selected using the KMplayer). Perhaps thats my problem.

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