How do I get Channel 4 on demand working on Ubuntu 18.04.1?
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I faced the issue of not being able to watch Channel 4 on demand with Ubuntu 18.04.1. flash player installed, yet neither of web browsers (Chrome, Chromium nor Firefox) plays the video - endless buffering. Is there any solution to fix it?
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I faced the issue of not being able to watch Channel 4 on demand with Ubuntu 18.04.1. flash player installed, yet neither of web browsers (Chrome, Chromium nor Firefox) plays the video - endless buffering. Is there any solution to fix it?
flash
edited 12 hours ago
DK Bose
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asked 15 hours ago
Ekaterina
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Hello Ekaterina, and welcome to Ask Ubuntu. In order to increase that chances that somebody gives a good answer to your question, the first thing to do is ask a question; you should edit your post and actually include a question. You should also clarify the context: who gives that error message? When does it give that error message? What are you doing in order to make that error message appear? Is the error message unexpected?
– abu_bua
15 hours ago
Unlikely. DRM support is not available in Linux versions of Flash. Easiest method going around this: install virtualbox, windows in that, firefox/chrome in that and enabled drm+flash. I would also advice to mail channel 4 and complain about this (otherwise they never will accept us). Or just ignore them.
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I faced the issue of not being able to watch Channel 4 on demand with Ubuntu 18.04.1. flash player installed, yet neither of web browsers (Chrome, Chromium nor Firefox) plays the video - endless buffering. Is there any solution to fix it?
flash
edited 12 hours ago
DK Bose
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asked 15 hours ago
Ekaterina
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I faced the issue of not being able to watch Channel 4 on demand with Ubuntu 18.04.1. flash player installed, yet neither of web browsers (Chrome, Chromium nor Firefox) plays the video - endless buffering. Is there any solution to fix it?
flash
edited 12 hours ago
DK Bose
8,45693271
asked 15 hours ago
Ekaterina
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edited 12 hours ago
DK Bose
8,45693271
edited 12 hours ago
DK Bose
8,45693271
edited 12 hours ago
DK Bose
8,45693271
8,45693271
asked 15 hours ago
Ekaterina
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asked 15 hours ago
Ekaterina
1
asked 15 hours ago
Ekaterina
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Hello Ekaterina, and welcome to Ask Ubuntu. In order to increase that chances that somebody gives a good answer to your question, the first thing to do is ask a question; you should edit your post and actually include a question. You should also clarify the context: who gives that error message? When does it give that error message? What are you doing in order to make that error message appear? Is the error message unexpected?
– abu_bua
15 hours ago
Unlikely. DRM support is not available in Linux versions of Flash. Easiest method going around this: install virtualbox, windows in that, firefox/chrome in that and enabled drm+flash. I would also advice to mail channel 4 and complain about this (otherwise they never will accept us). Or just ignore them.
– Rinzwind
10 hours ago
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Hello Ekaterina, and welcome to Ask Ubuntu. In order to increase that chances that somebody gives a good answer to your question, the first thing to do is ask a question; you should edit your post and actually include a question. You should also clarify the context: who gives that error message? When does it give that error message? What are you doing in order to make that error message appear? Is the error message unexpected?
– abu_bua
15 hours ago
Unlikely. DRM support is not available in Linux versions of Flash. Easiest method going around this: install virtualbox, windows in that, firefox/chrome in that and enabled drm+flash. I would also advice to mail channel 4 and complain about this (otherwise they never will accept us). Or just ignore them.
– Rinzwind
10 hours ago
Hello Ekaterina, and welcome to Ask Ubuntu. In order to increase that chances that somebody gives a good answer to your question, the first thing to do is ask a question; you should edit your post and actually include a question. You should also clarify the context: who gives that error message? When does it give that error message? What are you doing in order to make that error message appear? Is the error message unexpected?
– abu_bua
15 hours ago
Hello Ekaterina, and welcome to Ask Ubuntu. In order to increase that chances that somebody gives a good answer to your question, the first thing to do is ask a question; you should edit your post and actually include a question. You should also clarify the context: who gives that error message? When does it give that error message? What are you doing in order to make that error message appear? Is the error message unexpected?
– abu_bua
15 hours ago
Unlikely. DRM support is not available in Linux versions of Flash. Easiest method going around this: install virtualbox, windows in that, firefox/chrome in that and enabled drm+flash. I would also advice to mail channel 4 and complain about this (otherwise they never will accept us). Or just ignore them.
– Rinzwind
10 hours ago
Unlikely. DRM support is not available in Linux versions of Flash. Easiest method going around this: install virtualbox, windows in that, firefox/chrome in that and enabled drm+flash. I would also advice to mail channel 4 and complain about this (otherwise they never will accept us). Or just ignore them.
– Rinzwind
10 hours ago
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Hello Ekaterina, and welcome to Ask Ubuntu. In order to increase that chances that somebody gives a good answer to your question, the first thing to do is ask a question; you should edit your post and actually include a question. You should also clarify the context: who gives that error message? When does it give that error message? What are you doing in order to make that error message appear? Is the error message unexpected?
– abu_bua
15 hours ago
Unlikely. DRM support is not available in Linux versions of Flash. Easiest method going around this: install virtualbox, windows in that, firefox/chrome in that and enabled drm+flash. I would also advice to mail channel 4 and complain about this (otherwise they never will accept us). Or just ignore them.
– Rinzwind
10 hours ago