Wed 25 Aug 2010 11:37:52 AM UTC, comment #19:
They've switched to AVM2 now anyway. I'm still sure that this was fixed!
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Mon 01 Dec 2008 01:58:08 PM UTC, comment #18:
0.10.20 here. Tried both iceweasel and epiphany. Compiled on a recent Debian sid. Sorry I don't know what else to look for :-(
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Mon 01 Dec 2008 10:56:27 AM UTC, comment #17:
vilasweb.tv works fine for me too
"Discurs íntegre de Pasqual Maragall al Palau de la Música"
Seek, pause/play, fullscreen, volume.
All works.
Gstreamer 0.10.18 here.
Under firefox.
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Mon 01 Dec 2008 10:38:00 AM UTC, comment #16:
Well, I don't really know what to suggest. I've tested with gst and ffmpeg builds, and both work flawlessly, including seeking and fullscreen.
Can someone else have a look at this?
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Sun 30 Nov 2008 09:31:54 PM UTC, comment #15:
> I don't see any of the 'unimplemented' messages in your log, but
> they've been in the source code for some time. Are you using a
> current version of Gnash? Also, I'm using ffmpeg not gstreamer,
> so that may work differently. I'll test with gst tomorrow.
Yes, it's a checkout from 2 days ago. It's linked against gstreamer.
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Sun 30 Nov 2008 05:14:30 PM UTC, comment #14:
My log doesn't look much like that at all. Assuming it's roughly in the same order, this is the equivalent passage:
7891:3044742896] 18:09:26 SECURITY: Checking security of URL 'http://www.vilaweb.tv/playlist.php?video=5430&494'
7891:3044742896] 18:09:26 SECURITY: Load from host http://www.vilaweb.tv granted (default)
7891:3044742896] 18:09:26 SECURITY: Loading from url: 'http://www.vilaweb.tv/playlist.php?video=5430&494'
7891:3044742896] 18:09:26 UNIMPLEMENTED: MovieClip.tabIndex()
7891:3044742896] 18:09:26 UNIMPLEMENTED: MovieClip.tabIndex()
7891:3044742896] 18:09:26 UNIMPLEMENTED: MovieClip.tabIndex()
7891:3044742896] 18:09:26 UNIMPLEMENTED: MovieClip.tabIndex()
7891:3044742896] 18:09:26 UNIMPLEMENTED: MovieClip.tabIndex()
7891:3044742896] 18:09:26 UNIMPLEMENTED: MovieClip.tabIndex()
7891:3044742896] 18:09:26 UNIMPLEMENTED: MovieClip.tabIndex()
7891:3044742896] 18:09:26 UNIMPLEMENTED: MovieClip.tabIndex()
7891:3044742896] 18:09:26 UNIMPLEMENTED: MovieClip.tabIndex()
7891:3044742896] 18:09:26 SECURITY: Checking security of URL 'http://www.vilaweb.tv/undefined'
7891:3044742896] 18:09:26 SECURITY: Load from host http://www.vilaweb.tv granted (default)
7891:3044742896] 18:09:27 ERROR: HTTP response 404 from url http://www.vilaweb.tv/undefined
The undefined value is for the logo; it's a generic player, and if no logo is required, undefined would be correct here. The actual video is loaded later (after a few traces).
I don't see any of the 'unimplemented' messages in your log, but they've been in the source code for some time. Are you using a current version of Gnash? Also, I'm using ffmpeg not gstreamer, so that may work differently. I'll test with gst tomorrow.
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Sat 29 Nov 2008 01:02:24 PM UTC, comment #13:
Now it finds the playlist (although I notice that it is being fed by the script). Afterwards it still gets the "http://www.vilaweb.tv/undefined".
You say loading vilaweb.tv on the browser works for you? It's strange.. when in verbose mode do you see the same errors I do?
$ sh vilaweb.sh -v
[...]
6010:47053507445024] 12:54:33 SECURITY: Checking security of URL 'http://www.vilaweb.tv/playlist.php?video=5430&302'
6010:47053507445024] 12:54:33 SECURITY: Load from host http://www.vilaweb.tv granted (default)
6010:47053507445024] 12:54:33 SECURITY: Loading XML file from url: 'http://www.vilaweb.tv/playlist.php?video=5430&302'
6010:47053507445024] 12:54:33 SECURITY: Opening SharedObject file: /dev/null/com.jeroenwijerin.players.sol
6010:47053507445024] 12:54:33 SECURITY: empty or non-existing SOL file "/dev/null/com.jeroenwijerin.players.sol", will be created on flush/exit
6010:47053507445024] 12:54:33 SECURITY: Checking security of URL 'http://www.vilaweb.tv/undefined'
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Sat 29 Nov 2008 07:59:45 AM UTC, comment #12:
That's not the correct commandline invocation. See the shell script that strk attached for the correct one. I only tried by loading vilaweb.tv in the browser, which worked fine.
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Fri 28 Nov 2008 11:04:17 PM UTC, comment #11:
Still fails:
$ md5sum flvplayer2.swf
d6393572299ae82ca370c43c394abf6f flvplayer2.swf
$ gnash -u http://www.vilaweb.tv/flvplayer2.swf -v ./flvplayer2.swf
[...]
19930:47701731111200] 22:52:23 SECURITY: Loading XML file from url: 'http://www.vilaweb.tv/playlist.xml?604'
19930:47701731111200] 22:52:24 ERROR: HTTP response 404 from url http://www.vilaweb.tv/playlist.xml?604
19930:47701731111200] 22:52:24 ERROR: XML data is empty
[...]
19930:47701731111200] 22:52:24 SECURITY: Checking security of URL 'http://www.vilaweb.tv/undefined'
This 404 looks suspicious...
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Fri 28 Nov 2008 09:55:29 AM UTC, comment #10:
Please test this now. Was probably an XML parsing problem.
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Mon 20 Oct 2008 07:15:24 PM UTC, comment #9:
Here's the player sourcecode:
svn co http://code.jeroenwijering.com/svn/trunk/as3
I think we can put the webpage url in the summary, doesn't
really make sense to restrict the bug to one or the other bug...
I'm also interested in NOT attempting to load an url if that's what we're supposed to do for an 'undefined'-typed url...
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Mon 20 Oct 2008 05:46:44 PM UTC, comment #8:
> I think the point of the bug report was that the video didn't work, so if the undefined value turns out not to be a problem we should change the summary.
No objection here!
Btw thanks for nailing this down :-)
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Mon 20 Oct 2008 05:33:10 PM UTC, comment #7:
I think the point of the bug report was that the video didn't work, so if the undefined value turns out not to be a problem we should change the summary.
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Mon 20 Oct 2008 05:26:50 PM UTC, comment #6:
For reference: http://www.jeroenwijering.com/
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Mon 20 Oct 2008 05:24:58 PM UTC, comment #5:
The SWF is the jeroenwijering one.jeroenwijeringa
Appending a &logo=SOMETHING at the end of the flashvars parameter in the launcher script makes gnash attempt to load SOMETHING rather then undefined. Might be completely fine for the undefined to be there, not so sure about gnash trying to load from an undefined url (we should check this)
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Mon 20 Oct 2008 05:16:48 PM UTC, comment #4:
The undefined value comes from a register.
It is passed to MovieClip.loadClip, where target is a sprite called _level0.player.display.logo.mc.
The push references register 2,
Local register 2 is undefined.
Global register 2 is an as_object, but we're in a function context (I think).
I can't find any ActionSetRegister explicitly setting register
2 to undefined, so must be just what happens to be there by default. Chances are undefined registers are different then non-assigned register slots ? Ming doesn't give us that control but I belive we have something with swfmill...
(file #16712)
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Thu 16 Oct 2008 07:00:53 AM UTC, comment #3:
ERROR: HTTP response 404 from url http://www.vilaweb.tv/undefined
It is an undefined variable somewhere. We need to find out where it's supposed to come from and why it isn't working.
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Wed 15 Oct 2008 03:55:49 PM UTC, comment #2:
Hi!
Why was this bug tagged invalid? Sandro even reproduced it. Does this mean it's fixed now, or... ?
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Mon 03 Mar 2008 07:24:23 AM UTC, comment #1:
The url is http://www.vilaweb.tv/flvplayer2.swf
md5 d6393572299ae82ca370c43c394abf6f
Supposedly working invocation would be:
gnash -u http://www.vilaweb.tv/flvplayer2.swf -v ./flvplayer2.swf
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Sun 02 Mar 2008 03:38:33 PM UTC, original submission:
When trying to launch the video player at http://www.vilaweb.tv/
21303] 16:31:10: ERROR: unknown file type (unknown)
21303] 16:31:10: ERROR: Couldn't load library movie 'http://www.vilaweb.tv/undefined'
21303] 16:31:10: ERROR: can't create movie_definition for http://www.vilaweb.tv/undefined
21303] 16:31:10: UNIMPLEMENTED: FIXME: can't set _width on character with null or world bounds
21303] 16:31:10: UNIMPLEMENTED: FIXME: can't set _height on character with null or world bounds
21303] 16:31:10: UNIMPLEMENTED: FIXME: can't set _width on character with null or world bounds
21303] 16:31:10: UNIMPLEMENTED: FIXME: can't set _height on character with null or world bounds
Gnash Debian package (0.8.1+cvs20080212.1133-1) on Iceweasel.
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