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I've finally solved the most annoying thing I was facing these days. With Opera 9.51, flash-plugin-9.0.124.0-release.i386.rpm and PulseAudio(I hate it!) turned off I got a non-crashing browser for watching the ...
  1. 09-03-2008 #1
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    Smile YouTube working

    I've finally solved the most annoying thing I was facing these days.
    With Opera 9.51, flash-plugin-9.0.124.0-release.i386.rpm and PulseAudio(I hate it!) turned off I got a non-crashing browser for watching the YouTube videos.
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    I had the same problem but a different solution:
    under Opera 9.52 I went into Tools>Preferences>Advanced>Downloads selected swf (flash) and changed the plugin that ought to be used from /usr/lib/netscape/plugins/flashplayer.so to /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins/flashplayer.so (since in Firefox, Flash words fine).
    no installing, no disabling pulse audio.

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    In the mean time, I've figured out another solution. I've downgraded Firefox to the original 2.0.13 version, and killed the PulseAudio, so now I can watch and download YouTube videos with Firefox too. Again, the troublemaker was PA, just like with the Skype. Now, when I have all the audio stuff working with the good old ALSA, I have no problems.
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    how did you get rid of pulse?
    when I select it to be deleted, compiz, kdepim, amarok, vlc and like everything else is deleted too. I don't want to lose just everything just to get rid of pulse.
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    In MCC you can disable PulseAudio and also to forbid the redirection of ALSA audio streams to it. Just enter into the Command Center, find Hardwares and Audio System.
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    ok, I did that...
    I still have it on my mashine though. did you get it deleted?

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    No I didn't delete it. It was enough to disable it, so it can't do any harm anymore. Something I respect in Mandriva, that you can switch off something is useless. I had to do the changes in Xine engine too, since the audio drive is by default the pulse.
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