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ECSUser (09 Apr, 2007 02:10): Fantastic work Smedles !! and thanks for demonstrating the possibility of porting open source software to OS/2. As some can see all is not lost on this platform.I wonder is you intent to also publish a port of AGG for OS/2 ?
Well I could release a build of AGG - but it builds straight out of the box, and I don't really know how many apps use it? |
| Date: 09 Apr, 2007 on 03:18 |
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Smedles (09 Apr, 2007 03:1 :Well I could release a build of AGG - but it builds straight out of the box, and I don't really know how many apps use it?
Well now I check it seems you are right, but I guess it can't hurt to have it available ..... |
| Date: 10 Apr, 2007 on 06:26 |
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| Hi All, Uploaded a new build this evening - http://download.smedley.info/gnash-cvs20070410-os2.zip this one includes the ffmpeg library support so plays more types of Flash video. Still suffers from high cpu usage though. It does seem to be mainly during period of file input/output. Some flash videos preload the video - eg http://download.smedley.info/JibJab_ThisLand.swf - during this loading of the video - CPU usage is high - it then decreases to something more normal after the file is loaded. Do others also see this behaviour? Cheers, Paul. |
| Date: 10 Apr, 2007 on 12:31 |
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This jibjab thing is not working here.. other flashes do work. I get these messages;[G:\Download\tmp]gnash jib.swf Assertion failed: now > _start, file timers.cpp, line 97 Killed by SIGABRT pid=0x0121 ppid=0x0112 tid=0x0001 slot=0x00d5 pri=0x0200 mc=0x0001 G:\DOWNLOAD\TMP\GNASH.EXE Process dumping was disabled, use DUMPPROC / PROCDUMP to enable it. LIBC fatal error - streams: fmutex_request failed Killed by SIGABRT pid=0x0121 ppid=0x0112 tid=0x0001 slot=0x00d5 pri=0x0200 mc=0x0002 G:\DOWNLOAD\TMP\GNASH.EXE Process dumping was disabled, use DUMPPROC / PROCDUMP to enable it. |
| Date: 10 Apr, 2007 on 16:25 |
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Hi Paul, I just tried out the jibjab flash. A few observations:(a) a lot of CPU time was used to download the swf. > 95% from top and it took a long time > 5 min. I'm using a T100 line at work. (b) sound break ups and sync problems during play and pegged CPU > 95%. My hardware should be adequate 3.2GHz, sound card perhaps is the problem (?), it's a crystal sound card. cytan Smedles (10 Apr, 2007 12:31): Hi All,Uploaded a new build this evening - http://download.smedley.info/gnash-cvs20070410-os2.zip this one includes the ffmpeg library support so plays more types of Flash video. Still suffers from high cpu usage though. It does seem to be mainly during period of file input/output. Some flash videos preload the video - eg http://download.smedley.info/JibJab_ThisLand.swf - during this loading of the video - CPU usage is high - it then decreases to something more normal after the file is loaded. Do others also see this behaviour? Cheers, Paul.
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| Date: 10 Apr, 2007 on 19:46 |
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OK.. I downloaded the flash instead of giving it the link..  Anyway, I tried again, and indeed during loading the CPU is real high and the sound is crispy After the download its a lot better, still it drops some sound once a while. It did not take 5 minutes here, not even one minute to load. |
| Date: 10 Apr, 2007 on 20:55 |
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47. Re:GNASH open source Flash 7 |
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| Here inconsistent behaviour when playing the file from disk multiple times. Some attempts result in: Assertion failed: now > _start, file timers.cpp, line 97 Killed by SIGABRT pid=0x0047 ppid=0x0046 tid=0x0001 slot=0x0062 pri=0x0200 mc=0x0001 C:\INCOMING\GNASH.EXE Process dumping was disabled, use DUMPPROC / PROCDUMP to enable it. Others manage to play the file, but sound only present sometimes for a few seconds right after startup. CPU load is very high (100% during load, 95% during play), load time from disk > 5 min on an Athlon XP 2100+ CPU.
During load a bunch of messages like this show up: C:\Incoming>gnash.exe JibJab_ThisLand.swf mdb:240, lastbuf:0 skiping granule 0 mdb:246, lastbuf:91 skiping granule 0 mdb:255, lastbuf:182 skiping granule 0 ... |
| Date: 10 Apr, 2007 on 22:28 |
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48. Re:GNASH open source Flash 7 |
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| It will be cool if something can be done with Doodle ScreenSaver and GNASH to have swf screensavers running. |
| Date: 14 Apr, 2007 on 05:50 |
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| Hi, just in case someone has missed it out: Paul has sent a note regarding the current state on the voice list: Hi All,I've just updated the OS/2 gnash port to the latest cvs code from today (3rd May). With this code, gnash can now play some You Tube flash video. Gnash is a GNU Flash movie player. Previously, it was only possible to play flash movies with proprietary software. While there are some other free flash players, none support anything beyond SWF v4. Gnash is based on GameSWF, and supports many SWF v7 features. The OS/2 port is available from http://smedley.info/os2ports - it still suffers from some high CPU usage issues which are under investigation. Cheers, Paul.
Smedles, thanks for your ongoing contributions and great work which sets the stage for other developers that build upon what you did - keep on going, man!!! (And sorry if I jumped to the occasion to spread the news before you did... ) Regards, Thomas |
| Date: 03 May, 2007 on 15:30 |
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warpcafe (03 May, 2007 15:30): Smedles, thanks for your ongoing contributions and great work which sets the stage for other developers that build upon what you did - keep on going, man!!! (And sorry if I jumped to the occasion to spread the news before you did... )
No problem at all - I was actually just on my way here to post the link to the new build and found you'd beaten me to it  |
| Date: 03 May, 2007 on 23:01 |
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| Hi Paul, I notice that your page says there is a Mozilla plugin? Could you tell me if that is something that is completed yet or still a work in progress or something that may not be completed? Thanks - and thanks again for your hard work!!! -Robert 
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| Date: 04 May, 2007 on 22:19 |
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RobertM (04 May, 2007 22:19): Hi Paul,I notice that your page says there is a Mozilla plugin? Could you tell me if that is something that is completed yet or still a work in progress or something that may not be completed?
Oops - a bit too much copy/paste from the gnash website... a plugin is available for win32 &*nix but not (yet) for OS/2-eCS |
| Date: 05 May, 2007 on 08:43 |
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53. Re:GNASH open source Flash 7 |
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| This thread has been closed and will continue in the new forum. |
| Date: 17 May, 2007 on 19:51 |
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