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Seeking Flash on Linux assistance	by radiowave911	2008-08-22 19:16:25
Try ALSA	by tynach	2008-08-22 19:18:17
Already using ALSA for sound, I think.	by radiowave911	2008-08-22 19:23:32
No change in behavior.	by radiowave911	2008-08-22 19:34:30
are you sure you have the codecs you need?	by swisscheese	2008-08-22 20:42:58
Is that necessary for flash videos as well?	by radiowave911	2008-08-22 20:57:05
AFAIK, Flash is often just a container	by swisscheese	2008-08-22 21:18:45
Flash Video	by tynach	2008-08-25 22:40:37
Actually, there is a type of file for Flash Video. In other words, there IS an actual way for video to be embedded into a flash file, where no codec is required. This is what Youtube does. You don't need a codec to watch youtube videos, only Flash player and your graphics card driver. That said, maybe its your graphics card that's not handling flash.
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