sorry for my poor English as the title said,if linked to gst-ffmpeg ,swfdec-mozilla will crash when change the time line point or full screen play. if linked to ffmpeg ,seemes that will be all right
If you don't have it please install gdb then run firefox in debug mode with 'firefox -g'. Once you get the crash please post here the output of 'bt full". Also please write the url of the site.
I recomplie swfdec link to gst-ffmpeg but sorry for that I use firefox3 without debug symbols and I don't know how to use gdb so maybe what I can do is just that post my system config gentoo x86_64 firefox 3 beta 5 ,gcc 4.2.3 (Gentoo 4.2.3 p1.0) the USE flag of firefox3 is "dbus startup-notification xulrunner " swfdec and mozilla - plugins is from git configure of swfdec mad disable ffmpeg disable gst-ffmpeg enable vivified disable run firefox from terminal just gives out Loading stream: http://stat.youku.com/player/addPlayerDynamicReport Loading stream: http://static.atm.youku.com/0805/0505/S28/120%20360.swf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fvid.atm.youku.com%2Fhtmlclick%3Fp%3D74%26ca%3D1499%26ie%3D1548%26k%3D%25E5%2590%258C%25E4%25BA%25BA%257CMAD%257C%26u%3Dhttp://news.gyyx.cn/counter.ashx?position_id=79!url!class_id=3!url!page_id=2!url!source_id=5!url!game_id=1 /usr/lib64/xulrunner-1.9/run-mozilla.sh: line 131: 29298 segment fault "$prog" ${1+"$@"} and the url is http://v.youku.com/v_show/id_ch00XMjYwODMzMDA=.html
I am pretty sure this is a problem with your setup. The link you posted works fine here - using Swfdec on Firefox 3. Feel free to reopen this bug if you figured out it's a problem in Swfdec.
> ------- Comment #3 From Benjamin Otte 2008-05-08 15:14:13 PST ------- >>I am pretty sure this is a problem with your setup. The link you posted works >>fine here - using Swfdec on Firefox 3. >>Feel free to reopen this bug if you figured out it's a problem in Swfdec. one more question I don't know if that your linux box is also x86_64 I mean some bugs just happen on x86_64 . if your linux box is x86_64 too ,that means this is a problem with my setup
One of our core developers - Pekka to be exact - develops Swfdec using x86-64, so I am pretty sure it works as well on 64bit as it does on 32bit. Also, a lot of the users of Swfdec run on 64bit systems, as that's the system where Adobe's player doesn't have the best history. ;)
seems that it is caused by unstable nspr or nss lib after install new version of nspr nss everything seems all right
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