Re: can't get multimedia working with any browser

[Jude DaShiell <jdashiel shellworld net>]

Actually, soap and use of web services might be able to make that 
possible.  They're used to pass information between incompatible 
platforms.  It should be development with those products like wsdl and 
soap that make openoffice.org and netscape work eventually just using 
speakup.  I've been researching web services for my employer. 
capeclear.com is a good site to go to to start on that path.  They're the 
ones who did googlemail where you send a query to an email address and get 
back responses from google.  The incompatibility is email format and html 
that gets addressed in that case.



On Sun, 5 Jun 2005, Thomas Ward wrote:

> Hi Jude,
> I can tell you that your problem is not unique, and it doesn't seam to be
> memory related. I have ran Fedora and Mandriva with systems of 512 MB or
> greater and Gnopernicus 0.9.12 and greater seam to high dive for no reason
> at all.
> An example I was opening evolution like I did several times that day, and
> suddenly gnopernicus bit the dust. No speech, no responce, and wouldn't even
> exit properly. I crashed out of x, logged back in, and gnopernicus says it
> can't load festival.
> I ended up rebooting the machine. Which I do about four times a day on
> average do to gnopernicus high diving and not coming back for one reason or
> another.
> To bad I can't use mozilla, Open Office, and other gui apps at the shell as
> I would happily stay there with speakup or something than put up gnopernicus
> crashing about 5 times aday.
> Anyway, I wouldn't recommend using Firefox as it simply doesn't work with
> gnopernicus. I am currently adding multimedia for Mandriva, and I am hoping
> to plug it in to Sun Mozilla. I'll be sure to let you know if I get
> something reasonable working in x.
> Hth.
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Jude DaShiell" <jdashiel shellworld net>
> To: <gnome-accessibility-list gnome org>
> Sent: Saturday, June 04, 2005 11:56 PM
> Subject: can't get multimedia working with any browser
>
>
> > Having downloaded and installed mailcap-stuff.tar.gz I first tried
> > listening to a realplayer stream using lynx.  No go, display wasn't set.
> > Okay no problem I figure I can go into xwindows and use gnopernicus and
> > maybe firefox or epiphany.  Maybe one of those browsers will work but
> > hitting the f7 key to try to get some screen output seems on this system
> > to actually be the crash gnopernicus immediately key.  I could understand
> > the desire of gnopernicus to do a high dive if all that was on this system
> > was 128MB of ram which was the case earlier this week.  However there's
> > now 416MB of ram available in lower memory and this is happening.  This is
> > a fedora core 3 installation that has been modified for multimedia via the
> > extra yum repositories.  The network was opened with ifup ppp0 before
> > startx ever ran.  So what prerequisite configuration of gnome did I most
> > likely neglect?
> >
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