how listen youtube movie in ydl ?

[Paul Higgins]

I think there was a thread a while back about using the Fedora Core 5 
repositories.  I haven't tried this myself yet, though.  Does anyone know 
whether or not this actually works?  Yellow Dog 5.0.x is a Fedora Core 5 
derivative, but I'm sure there are also some differences that could make 
using a Fedora repo (as opposed to a Yellow Dog repo) problematic.

Unfortunately, last I checked, there is *no* Flash player at all for PowerPC 
Linux.  As Flash has become one of the most abused technologies on the web 
IMO, having a Flash player is as important as a web browser.  There's just a 
huge limitation on what you can even see on the web without Flash.  Lack of a 
Flash player for PPC Linux is why I am switching from Apple/PPC machines to 
x86/AMD.  I'm really pretty POd at this point about Flash; even 
RealNetworks--who aren't exactly loved by Linux people--released a Linux 
version of their RealPlayer, and for PPC Linux at that!  (And it's pretty 
much bug-free).  I really don't see why Adobe can't get at least a buggy PPC 
version out the door by now.

As for Gnash, it looks like that's your best bet (apparently it's sort of 
works with YouTube).  Here's some links from Wikipedia about Flash on Linux:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UIRA
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gnash
http://www.flameproject.org/index.php/Main_Page
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KToon  

Regards,
-PRH

On Monday 03 September 2007 11:54, sacarde wrote:
> hi,
>    can you tell me how listen youtube-movie in ydl ?
>
> I need gnash ?
> i need mplayer ?
> I need codec ?
>
> can I use other fedora repository in ydl ?
>
> thankyou
>
> sacarde at tiscali.it