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I'm using Ubuntu "Hoary 5.04", I've installed RealPlayer 10 and it is working fine [once sound servers are stopped] playing CDs etc but I am having trouble playing Radio from the BBC website. A message comes up telling me I have missing plugins, I follow the prompts to get the plugins and am told plugins for 10.5 are not available and am unable to connect and listen.
Anyone had a similar problem and been able to sort it ?
kinda helps if you tell us what browser this is.... if it says you don't have the plugin... install it. mightn't be available from real themselves, but it'll be in an apt repository somewhere. both realone and rp9 contain the plaugin you need for sure.
personally i keep a file of RM links which i play through mplayer, can't stand all that realplayer crap.
seems these are the only plugins I have, these will have come as default for the install as it was a fresh install I did a few days ago. Do I need to get, or move, plugins to somewhere firefox will find them ?
application/x-shockwave-flash Shockwave Flash swf Yes
application/futuresplash FutureSplash Player spl Yes
Problem with mplayer; I had to update my sources.list to include other repositories and "apt-get install mplayer-386" and it works fine now but I like RealPlayer and want to try and get that going.
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