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== Introduction == |
== Introduction == |
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Flash is a popular format for interactive online content, including animation, video, and games. The [[Browse]] activity on the XO can display Flash content embedded in web pages, provided that an appropriate Flash plugin is installed. |
Flash is a popular format for interactive online content, including animation, video, and games. The [[Browse]] activity on the XO can display Flash content embedded in web pages, provided that an appropriate Flash plugin is installed. |
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== Official Adobe Flash == |
== Official Adobe Flash == |
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Adobe makes |
Adobe makes a Flash plugin, but OLPC cannot ship it on the XOs because it is legally restricted and doesn't meet the OLPC's standards for [[OLPC_on_open_source_software|open software]]. Instead, the XO ships with [[Gnash]], an open source Flash plugin that can play some (but not all) Flash media. As shipped on the XO, it cannot play YouTube videos, because YouTube has not worked to make this happen. |
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As an individual, you can download and install the |
As an individual, you can download and install the plugin. For details, see [[Adobe Flash]]. |
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== See also == |
== See also == |
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* [[Projects/Flash_Gamedev|Game Development with Flash on the XO-1]] |
* [[Projects/Flash_Gamedev|Game Development with Flash on the XO-1]] |
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* RealPlayer |
* RealPlayer |
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* [http://www.openquicktime.org/ OpenQuicktime]? |
* [http://www.openquicktime.org/ OpenQuicktime]? |
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* gstreamer (which may include OpenQuicktime), see: [[Software components#Libraries and Plugins]] |
* gstreamer (which may include OpenQuicktime), see: [[Software components#Libraries and Plugins]] |
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* [http://player.helixcommunity.org/ helix] (which can play Flash, among other formats), |
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* see: [[Software components#Applications (and ports) under development for B2]] |
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* [[Ask OLPC a Question about Software#Include Flash Player?]] |
* [[Ask OLPC a Question about Software#Include Flash Player?]] |
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* [[Ask OLPC a Question#RealPlayer in OPLC and applications download]] |
* [[Ask OLPC a Question#RealPlayer in OPLC and applications download]] |
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* [[Web Browser#Flash in the default web browser]] |
* [[Web Browser#Flash in the default web browser]] |
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Latest revision as of 03:45, 30 September 2013
This page has a more up-to-date location: Adobe Flash
Introduction
Flash is a popular format for interactive online content, including animation, video, and games. The Browse activity on the XO can display Flash content embedded in web pages, provided that an appropriate Flash plugin is installed.
Official Adobe Flash
Adobe makes a Flash plugin, but OLPC cannot ship it on the XOs because it is legally restricted and doesn't meet the OLPC's standards for open software. Instead, the XO ships with Gnash, an open source Flash plugin that can play some (but not all) Flash media. As shipped on the XO, it cannot play YouTube videos, because YouTube has not worked to make this happen.
As an individual, you can download and install the plugin. For details, see Adobe Flash.
See also
- Game Development with Flash on the XO-1
- RealPlayer
- OpenQuicktime?
- gstreamer (which may include OpenQuicktime), see: Software components#Libraries and Plugins
- helix (which can play Flash, among other formats),
- Ask OLPC a Question about Software#Include Flash Player?
- Ask OLPC a Question#RealPlayer in OPLC and applications download
- Web Browser#Flash in the default web browser