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Next up - make xfinity TV on Demand work. It flat-out needs Flash 11.8, which I don't of course have. Funny thing - Xfinity sort of works in Chrome while HBO Go only works in Firefox.
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Good find! HAL was deprecated long ago. Apparently certain kinds of DRM in Flash require HAL.Originally posted by loaba View PostThanks for the response. I've seen some stuff related to Peper Flash, but I didn't know what it was. As regards the problem, I managed to resolve the issue by installing the HAL repository found here - https://launchpad.net/~mjblenner/+archive/ppa-hal.
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Thanks for the response. I've seen some stuff related to Peper Flash, but I didn't know what it was. As regards the problem, I managed to resolve the issue by installing the HAL repository found here - https://launchpad.net/~mjblenner/+archive/ppa-hal.Originally posted by SteveRiley View PostPerhaps HBO (No)Go requires a current version of Flash. Adobe no longer supplies Flash binaries for Linux; the latest one we have is now two years old and several revisions behind. Adobe relies on Google to supply current binaries, and these are wrapped with a Pepper API that no browser other than Chrom(e)ium supports.
You can obtain this in either of the following ways:
* Install Chrome
* Install Chromium and the Pepper Flash installer from a Launchpad PPA
Please uninstall Pipelight, all "flashplugin" binaries, and any other Flash-related package. Now install one of the two items from above. Does HBO Go work?
So far, so good. I'm guessing that Flash is on the way out and Linux is being left to dry for the duration. As much as the frustrates me, I think the Linux community is pretty amazing.
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Perhaps HBO (No)Go requires a current version of Flash. Adobe no longer supplies Flash binaries for Linux; the latest one we have is now two years old and several revisions behind. Adobe relies on Google to supply current binaries, and these are wrapped with a Pepper API that no browser other than Chrom(e)ium supports.
You can obtain this in either of the following ways:
* Install Chrome
* Install Chromium and the Pepper Flash installer from a Launchpad PPA
Please uninstall Pipelight, all "flashplugin" binaries, and any other Flash-related package. Now install one of the two items from above. Does HBO Go work?
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Help! HBO Go won't go!
**new install** - Acer Aspire M5-581t
Browser - prefer Chrome, will use Firefox - issue exists in both apps
Issue - HBO Go is no-go, Flash plug-in is installed. I select target, get a nice black screen
What I've tried - installed Pipelight (for Netflix) and the Flash plugin for it / no-go
- Package Manager - toggled between flashplugin-installer and adobe-flash plugin / no-go
- installing Flash via adobe site - APT for Ubuntu 10.4+ / no-go "The channel 'saucy-partner' is not known"
Any help or direction would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
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