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sicky

Timberwolf plugins

Posted on: 2012/4/18 15:14 #1

Not too shy to talk

Hi All
I am trying to watch video clips on YouTube but Timberwolf states I require plug-ins, I click on update and no plug-ins found! How do I get correct plug-ins?

SAM 460 with 2GB or RAM, 1000GB HD, 4 port SATA, DVDRW drive and Radeon HD 4650 GFX card.

samo79

Re: Timberwolf plugins

Posted on: 2012/4/18 15:38 #2

Home away from home

You can't, when you go on YouTube TW will search automatically for an Adobe plugin (for Flash support) but obviously a Flash plugin does not exists on AmigaOS yet

So the alternative is to set the YouTube page to read HTML5 video file instead

http://www.youtube.com/html5

Only problem is that our TW version isn't optimized yet for that HTML5 videos support (all will be slow and buggy) so at the end still a similar problem, you can't watch any video inside the browser (yet)

afxgroup

Re: Timberwolf plugins

Posted on: 2012/4/18 15:42 #3

Amigans Defender

would be great to know if some kind of plugin could be implemented in this TW state

i'm really tired...

samo79

Re: Timberwolf plugins

Posted on: 2012/4/18 15:45 #4

Home away from home

@afxgroup

I think yes even at current stage, but have you time to develop (ehm resurrect) a Flash plugin project based to Gnash ? :-/

sicky

Re: Timberwolf plugins

Posted on: 2012/4/18 18:14 #5

Not too shy to talk

@samo79

Quote:

You can't, when you go on YouTube TW will search automatically for an Adobe plugin (for Flash support) but obviously a Flash plugin does not exists on AmigaOS yet

So the alternative is to set the YouTube page to read HTML5 video file instead

http://www.youtube.com/html5

Only problem is that our TW version isn't optimized yet for that HTML5 videos support (all will be slow and buggy) so at the end still a similar problem, you can't watch any video inside the browser (yet)

I have dona as you said and now YouTube videos do show within the browser but oh so painfully slow!

But it's a start, first time ever I have seen a video within the browser window on an Amiga

SAM 460 with 2GB or RAM, 1000GB HD, 4 port SATA, DVDRW drive and Radeon HD 4650 GFX card.

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