User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.2) Gecko/20021126 Build Identifier: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.2) Gecko/20021126 CPU: AMD Athlon XP 1400 (1.2 Ghz) Platform: Linux (Slackware 8.1 distro, Kernel 2.4.20). Ram: 256 MB Browser: Mozilla 1.2 (also happens in 1.1) VidCard: NVIDIA GeForce 4 Flash build number: UNABLE TO LOCATE -- CANNOT REPORT Previous version: 5.x Issue with: PLUGIN URL: http://www.starland.com/StoneTrek/index.html This is best demonstrated. Try to play any StoneTrek movie in the above URL with Flash 6. Any one! Plugin v5 plays ok, but not 6 beta. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: Macromedia has been emailed pointing to this bug.

wfm using build 2002120104 on Linux + Flash 6.0r61. Flash version using either about:plugins or http://poppy.macromedia.com/flashplayer/version/

wfm on linux with flash 6 beta and 1126 trunk.

marking v. per last two entries

Negative. Linux Moz build 20021126 + Flash 6.0r61 (THIS WAS A FRESH PULL!!!) Reopening this bug.

What's the kicker is when I reinstalled it, it froze Mozilla on a different place inside one flash movie in the above URL (Episode 8, Marroned on Tattotine), and it's also playing the video/anim part faster than the audio (which seems to be a problem for some reason though all the plugin versions).

this is not mozilla issue this is flash 6 (linux) problem, at least I got the same behavior using stand alone gflashplayer on http://www.starland.com/StoneTrek/Images/MAROONED3.swf it could be a timer problem... ccing emillard@macromedia.com

marking as such

There seem to be two bugs mixed together in this bug. Is the stall still an issue. I haven't reproduced it on r68 which will be released soon. With audio intensive movies you need to note in the bug if you are under GNOME with esd running or not. A hang bug was fixed with esd recently, it was most commonly seen if you did something in the browser that caused audio to not be serviced in a timely manner so audio backlogged. There are some known issues with video sync that probably aren't going to be fixed in this release because they require a redesign. Again are you on GNOME with ESD. The sync problems tend to be worse with ESD.

Let me know when r68 is out. I am using GNOME 1.4 with ESD 0.2.27. Also, is there a way to have Flash use /dev/adsp0 instead of /dev/dsp (I'm using ALSA, and have two cards in here, with /dev/dsp and /dev/adsp0 pointing to an add-in Ensoniq 1371 baised AudioPCI card I have).

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FYI, r69 is out, I just grabbed it and installed it (my problem is the reduced performance of version 6 vs. version 5, which I'm looking for bugs on)

I'm suffering from this bug. If I load a page which contains a flash movie with sound, Mozilla freezes when the movie finishes playing. I'm using gnome 1.4, esound 0.2.29, flash 6.0 r69 and Mozilla 2003020122.

I've found that the flash plugin will stall the entire browser immediately (Linux) upon loading a page with a flash object if ESD is installed but not running -- it seems it will try indefinitely to connect to the server and never time out. My solution to this was to uninstall ESD, which I don't want anyways, but I wonder if there's a way to force it to use OSS output instead. Hope this is helpful to someone. #0 0x405b2982 in __libc_connect () at __libc_connect:-1 #1 0x40208343 in connect (fd=37, addr= {__sockaddr__ = 0xbfff98d8, __sockaddr_at__ = 0xbfff98d8, __sockaddr_ax25_ _ = 0xbfff98d8, __sockaddr_dl__ = 0xbfff98d8, __sockaddr_eon__ = 0xbfff98d8, __s ockaddr_in__ = 0xbfff98d8, __sockaddr_in6__ = 0xbfff98d8, __sockaddr_inarp__ = 0 xbfff98d8, __sockaddr_ipx__ = 0xbfff98d8, __sockaddr_iso__ = 0xbfff98d8, __socka ddr_ns__ = 0xbfff98d8, __sockaddr_un__ = 0xbfff98d8, __sockaddr_x25__ = 0xbfff98 d8}, len=16) at wrapsyscall.c:193 #2 0x4214a5eb in esd_resume () from /opt/gnome/lib/libesd.so #3 0x4214a86c in esd_open_sound () from /opt/gnome/lib/libesd.so #4 0x411c3867 in UnixSoundESD::Open () from /usr/local/mozilla/plugins/libflashplayer.so #5 0x411c2171 in PlatformSoundMix::OpenDevice () from /usr/local/mozilla/plugins/libflashplayer.so #6 0x411c1e8d in PlatformSoundMix::PlatformConstruct () from /usr/local/mozilla/plugins/libflashplayer.so #7 0x41142135 in CoreSoundMix::Construct () from /usr/local/mozilla/plugins/libflashplayer.so #8 0x4118a3de in CoreGlobals::Init () from /usr/local/mozilla/plugins/libflashplayer.so #9 0x411617c9 in CorePlayer::CorePlayer () from /usr/local/mozilla/plugins/libflashplayer.so #10 0x411973e5 in UnixCommonPlayer::UnixCommonPlayer ()

does this still happen with Flash 6.0r81 ?

wfm using FF 20040602 + Flash 7.0r25 on Linux. Can anyone seeing this issue try Flash 7 and report if it works ?

No feedback, Flash 7 is available on Linux, marking WFM. Please reopen if crashing with Mozilla 1.7rc2 or above, Flash 7.0r25 or above and attach Talkback Incident ID.