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Today I went to vh1.com from my mandrake box (10.2 beta 2 uname -r = 2.6.10-1mdk) . I am using the forefox 1.0 browser and am unable to watch their ...
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Watching VH1.com/yahoo music videos and linux/firefox
Today I went to vh1.com from my mandrake box (10.2 beta 2 uname -r = 2.6.10-1mdk) . I am using the forefox 1.0 browser and am unable to watch their videos. It says I need the windows media 9 plug-in. When I click the link to download it tries to download a .exe. Is there a way to get this to work in mandrake.
I am trying to do away with xp all together on this particular box and can do everything else watch dvd's, burn cds, etc. I would like to see stuff like this work also. yahoo videos do not work either, it says I need netscape 4.7 or 7.1, which is Stupid. firefox 1.0 should be plenty. I have had this with suse but really like mandrake so far an would like to see this work, heck I even got my d-link dwl-g520 pci wireless card to work with mandrake and I couldn't with suse.
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- 03-02-2005 #2Linux Guru
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First of all, install mplayer-plugin. Then install *every* available codec for mplayer.
I guess before first all, beta-first of all, make sure you've setup your urpmi mirrors.Code:urpmi mplayer-plugin urpmi codec
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watching video online
Thanks for the reply.
How do I know if my urpmi mirrors are setup?? If they aren't then how do I set them up?? Many thanks!
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http://easyurpmi.zarb.org/
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urpmi
Will it matter if I only have 10.2 beta 2 installed right now?? I want to make sure all this stuff works before I invest the $$$. And again thanks.
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Cutting edge, heh

For MDK, I think beta's are cooker.
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- 03-02-2005 #7
You can download 10.1 Official for free, anyway. No reason to run the beta (unless, of course, you want to submit bug reports - like me).
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