Release on Friday?
Kevin DeKorte
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Anyone have any issues that should hold up the 1.0.6 release for this
Friday?
Kevin
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Kurt Freytag
I've been struggling with 1.0.6b1 on Ubuntu Oneiric, Firefox 11. It
will intermittently report the following when loading a (rather large)
movie from a local webserver URL:
<snip>
NPP_New called
gecko mediaplayer v1.0.6b1
Using player backend of ''
DBUS connection created
Listening to path /control/56161
Loading QuickTime compatibility
ARG[0]: type = video/quicktime
ARG[1]: streaming = false
ARG[2]: id = mediaplayer
ARG[3]: nopauseonhide = true
ARG[4]: autoplay = true
ARG[5]: showcontrols = false
ARG[6]: src = /assets/Hugo.mov
ARG[7]: height = 1080
ARG[8]: width = 1920
Window resized
Calling GetURLNotify with item = 0x7f91dd342000 src = /assets/Hugo.mov
Window resized
New Stream Requested - http://localhost:8080/assets/Hugo.mov
New Stream Requested - http://localhost:8080/assets/Hugo.mov
item is NULL for http://localhost:8080/assets/Hugo.mov
item is null
stream url http://localhost:8080/assets/Hugo.mov
Entering destroy stream reason = 1 for http://localhost:8080/assets/Hugo.mov
Exiting destroy stream reason = 1 for http://localhost:8080/assets/Hugo.mov
Sending SetProgressText to connection 0x7f91e22139d0
Sending SetURL to connection 0x7f91e22139d0
Sending SetProgressText to connection 0x7f91e22139d0
Sending SetURL to connection 0x7f91e22139d0
Sending SetProgressText to connection 0x7f91e22139d0
Sending SetURL to connection 0x7f91e22139d0
Error message = The name com.gnome.mplayer.cid56161 was not provided
by any .service files
Error message = The name com.gnome.mplayer.cid56161 was not provided
by any .service files
Error message = The name com.gnome.mplayer.cid56161 was not provided
by any .service files
Error message = The name com.gnome.mplayer.cid56161 was not provided
by any .service files
Entering destroy stream reason = 0 for http://localhost:8080/assets/Hugo.mov
Sending SetProgressText to connection 0x7f91e22139d0
in Destroy Stream
Entering list_parse_qt localsize = 58809248
Exiting list_parse_qt
Entering list_parse_qt2 localsize = 58809248
Exiting list_parse_qt2
Entering list_parse_asx localsize = 58809248
Exiting list_parse_asx
Entering list_parse_qml localsize = 58809248
Exiting list_parse_qml
Entering list_parse_ram localsize = 58809248
Exiting list_parse_ram
Sending Open /home/dat/.cache/gnome-mplayer/plugin/gecko-
mediaplayerxtfxjk to connection 0x7f91e22139d0
item->hrefid = 0 item->src = http://localhost:8080/assets/Hugo.mov
Sending SetURL to connection 0x7f91e22139d0
URL Notify url = '/assets/Hugo.mov'
reason = 0
http://localhost:8080/assets/Hugo.mov
/home/dat/.cache/gnome-mplayer/plugin/gecko-mediaplayerxtfxjk
/control/56161
Error message = The name com.gnome.mplayer.cid56161 was not provided
by any .service files
Error message = The name com.gnome.mplayer.cid56161 was not provided
by any .service files
Error message = The name com.gnome.mplayer.cid56161 was not provided
by any .service files
Error message = The name com.gnome.mplayer.cid56161 was not provided
by any .service files
Error message = The name com.gnome.mplayer.cid56161 was not provided
by any .service files
Error message = The name com.gnome.mplayer.cid56161 was not provided
by any .service files
Error message = The name com.gnome.mplayer.cid56161 was not provided
by any .service files
... ad nauseum
</snip>
On Apr 4, 6:11 pm, Kevin DeKorte <kdeko...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> Anyone have any issues that should hold up the 1.0.6 release for this
> Friday?
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> Kevin
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> Kevin -
>
> I've been struggling with 1.0.6b1 on Ubuntu Oneiric, Firefox 11. It
> will intermittently report the following when loading a (rather large)
> movie from a local webserver URL:
Kurt,
Do you have gnome-mplayer also installed? It does not appear that you do
or at least not in the path.
Kevin
Kurt Freytag
dat@player:/usr/local/bin$ echo $PATH
/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/games:/dat/player/bin:/dat/bin
Note that the first video plays fine, then the JavaScript basically reloads the page (empties a DIV's content and re-populates it) to start the second. The output below is from the second attempt at playing.
It is not repeatable, however. Sometimes, the failure happens on the first play.
- Kurt
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> I do. It's in /usr/local/bin, which is in my path:
>
> dat@player:/usr/local/bin$ echo $PATH
> /usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/games:/dat/player/bin:/dat/bin
>
> Note that the first video plays fine, then the JavaScript basically reloads the page (empties a DIV's content and re-populates it) to start the second. The output below is from the second attempt at playing.
>
> It is not repeatable, however. Sometimes, the failure happens on the first play.
>
> - Kurt
Well, I'm not seeing gnome-mplayer launched in the log. You should see
something where it is launched and the gnome-mplayer should report its
version in the output. Also, the service errors are not normal, and what
that means is that gnome-mplayer is not running and dbus cannot find
something listening for those messages.
So my recommendation...
remove gecko-mediaplayer, gnome-mplayer, and gmtk...
start with gmtk, then do gnome-mplayer and then gecko-mediaplayer
For each one do the following
make clean
./configure (with your options)
make
make install (as root)
That should fix your problem, unless you didn't uninstall all the
gnome-mplayer pieces.
Kevin
Kurt Freytag
Kurt Freytag
gnome-mplayer : CFLAGS=-I/usr/include/gmtk ./configure [myFlags]
gecko-mediaplayer: CXXFLAGS=-I/usr/include/gmtk ./configure [myFlags]
- Kurt
Kevin DeKorte
> 1.0.6b1 appears to work when everything is installed in /usr. gmtk, however, dropped its includes in /usr/include/gmtk/, and both gnome-mplayer and gecko-mediaplayer were unable to find gmlib.h unless I configured as follows:
>
> gnome-mplayer : CFLAGS=-I/usr/include/gmtk ./configure [myFlags]
> gecko-mediaplayer: CXXFLAGS=-I/usr/include/gmtk ./configure [myFlags]
>
> - Kurt
>
Ok, I'll look into that. I know I made a change to that recently in SVN.
Kevin DeKorte
>
> gnome-mplayer : CFLAGS=-I/usr/include/gmtk ./configure [myFlags]
> gecko-mediaplayer: CXXFLAGS=-I/usr/include/gmtk ./configure [myFlags]
>
> - Kurt
BTW, what is the output of the following commands
pkg-config --cflags gmlib
pkg-config --cflags gmtk
I get
pkg-config --cflags gmlib
-I/usr/include/gmtk
pkg-config --cflags gmtk
-I/usr/include/gmtk
Which should be what you are getting.
Kurt Freytag
Kevin DeKorte
> Interesting. I get:
>
> $ pkg-config --cflags gmlib
> -I/usr/local/include/gmtk
> $ pkg-config --cflags gmtk
> -I/usr/local/include/gmtk
You probably have gmlib.pc and gmtk.pc files that are stale on your
disk. Most likely from a previous install. So remove those and it should
fix up your issue.
Kurt Freytag
An update. Further (extensive) experimentation shows that both
1.0.6b1 and 1.0.6 produce the errors I documented earlier. I am
running Ubuntu 11.10 (Oneiric) and Firefox 11.0.
I finally gave up, after re-compiling with as many permutations as
I could think of and adding and removing various packages from the
machine. Going back to 1.0.5, the combination of gmtk, gnome-mplayer,
and gecko-mediaplayer perform perfectly.
It looks like there is an issue in 1.0.6. Perhaps the following
errors, logged in .xsession-errors only under 1.0.6, can provide some
insight:
unity-2d-launcher: [WARNING]
QDBusError("org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.UnknownMethod", "Method "Xids"
with signature "" on interface "org.ayatana.bamf.application" doesn't
exist
")
unity-2d-launcher: [WARNING]
QDBusError("org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.UnknownMethod", "Method
"Children" with signature "" on interface "org.ayatana.bamf.view"
doesn't exist
")
unity-2d-launcher: [WARNING]
QDBusError("org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.UnknownMethod", "Method
"Children" with signature "" on interface "org.ayatana.bamf.view"
doesn't exist
")
unity-2d-launcher: [WARNING]
QDBusError("org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.UnknownMethod", "Method
"Children" with signature "" on interface "org.ayatana.bamf.view"
doesn't exist
")
unity-2d-launcher: [WARNING]
QDBusError("org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.UnknownMethod", "Method
"Children" with signature "" on interface "org.ayatana.bamf.view"
doesn't exist
")
unity-2d-launcher: [WARNING]
QDBusError("org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.UnknownMethod", "Method
"IsRunning" with signature "" on interface "org.ayatana.bamf.view"
doesn't exist
")
Sincerely,
Kurt
Kevin DeKorte
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On 04/10/2012 01:18 PM, Kurt Freytag wrote:
> Kevin -
>
> An update. Further (extensive) experimentation shows that both
> 1.0.6b1 and 1.0.6 produce the errors I documented earlier. I am
> running Ubuntu 11.10 (Oneiric) and Firefox 11.0.
>
> I finally gave up, after re-compiling with as many permutations as
> I could think of and adding and removing various packages from the
> machine. Going back to 1.0.5, the combination of gmtk,
> gnome-mplayer, and gecko-mediaplayer perform perfectly.
>
> It looks like there is an issue in 1.0.6. Perhaps the following
> errors, logged in .xsession-errors only under 1.0.6, can provide
> some insight:
Kurt,
Well the below are not gnome-mplayer related messages so I'm not sure
why it is so different. The funny thing is that between 1.0.5 and
1.0.6 nothing was changed between the messaging.
Can you show me you 1.0.5 and 1.0.6 gmtk configure outputs. I'm
thinking that it might be related to something with base
configuration, but I'm not sure what it can be yet. 1.0.6 works great
on my two machines.
Kevin
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On 04/10/2012 01:18 PM, Kurt Freytag wrote:
> Kevin -
>
> An update. Further (extensive) experimentation shows that both
> 1.0.6b1 and 1.0.6 produce the errors I documented earlier. I am
> running Ubuntu 11.10 (Oneiric) and Firefox 11.0.
>
> I finally gave up, after re-compiling with as many permutations as
> I could think of and adding and removing various packages from the
> machine. Going back to 1.0.5, the combination of gmtk,
> gnome-mplayer, and gecko-mediaplayer perform perfectly.
>
> It looks like there is an issue in 1.0.6. Perhaps the following
> errors, logged in .xsession-errors only under 1.0.6, can provide
> some insight:
Kurt,
Looking back thru your previous emails, I'm wondering if there is some
problem with your build system.. So lets try this.
uninstall gecko-mediaplayer, gnome-mplayer and gmtk. Then do this.
find /usr -name "*gmtk*" -print
and
find /usr -name "*gmlib*" -print
If anything comes up you should use your judgement and delete gmtk and
gmlib files. Then do a 1.0.6 install from scatch, doing a make clean
for each module.
Kevin
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Rebelo
Dana četvrtak, 5. travnja 2012. 21:22:19 UTC+2, korisnik Kurt Freytag napisao je:
Kevin -
I've been struggling with 1.0.6b1 on Ubuntu Oneiric, Firefox 11. It
will intermittently report the following when loading a (rather large)
movie from a local webserver URL:
<snip>
I had a similar issue with gnome-mplayer and gecko-mediaplayer 1.0.5 where second movie in the same div would not be played, but no errors were reported.
In processes I see gnome-mplayer process, but it seems that mplayer doesn't start the second time.
Kevin DeKorte
>
>
> Dana �etvrtak, 5. travnja 2012. 21:22:19 UTC+2, korisnik Kurt Freytag
Website?
Enable verbose debugging in gnome-mplayer, start firefox from a terminal
with all other instances of firefox closed and open the site. An error
log should be printed giving you a hint as to what is going on or post
it here or as an issue in the bug tracker and I'll take a look at it.
Kevin
Kurt Freytag
- Kurt
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