Ubuntu Security Real Player

At present, almost all cartoon cartoons are circulating on the Internet using rmvb. That is to say, people who love cartoons will surely solve the RM code, I don't need to say that the first choice must be RealPlayer, because I don't know what kind of audio can be used to play RM audio and video. Even if I use other audio sets, I also use real decode to play the video.

I recently started to use ubuntuu, but I love apt.
$ Sudo apt-cache search realplay
Password:
Kmplayer-konq-plugins-kmplayer plugin for khtml/Konqueror
RealPlayer-Real Player (installer)
From synaptic, we can see that the RealPlayer of APT-Get is version 8.5. For Windows, it is basic edition, and the other RealONE cannot be used, in addition, the security process has never been able to leverage the original source. Based on these two points, APT is easily available, just from the official website.

Why does this happen from the official website? It is because when Suse and mandriva are used, the official website only provides bin instead of source, in addition, during the security process, a bunch of things are always inserted in various data sources. After the security program starts, it cannot be used for playback, at that time, I had a bad impression on the security mechanisms provided by the official website. but this second Ubuntu will be renewed again, and the following website will be downloaded:
Http://www.real.com/linux

$ Sudo./realplayer10gold. Bin
Extracting files for RealPlayer installation ........................

Welcome to the RealPlayer (10.0.7.785) setup for Unix
Setup will help you get RealPlayer running on your computer.
Press [enter] to continue...
The version is much newer than the version provided on apt !!

Enter the complete path to the directory where you want
RealPlayer to be installed. You must specify the full
Pathname of the Directory and have write privileges
The chosen directory.
Directory: [/mnt/data/downloads/RealPlayer]:
This version has been changed. We do not need to compile and deploy the Security Program under/usr/local. Instead, it is set under the original project, but we can choose the security channel, I have installed all my installed software under OPT.

You have selected the following RealPlayer Configuration:

Destination:/opt/RealPlayer

Enter [f] Inish To Begin copying files, or [p] revious to go
Back to the previous prompts: [f]:
Press F to start Security Protection

Copying RealPlayer files... configure system-wide symbolic links? [Y/n]:. n.
Refreshing icons...
Refreshing ing document icons...
. Copying ing pixmaps...
Refreshing ing locale...
. Copying ing desktop...
Processing ing applications...
Refreshing ing gnome MIME types...
Refreshing ing realplay script...

RealPlayer installation is complete.
Cleaning up installation files...
Done.
During the security process, you will be asked if you want to link to/usr/local. If the parameter is set to yes, he will only give you a second of thinking time, in order to facilitate the removal of future cases and fail to use these links, I chose n links ~~

After security, you can use RealPlayer.

If you use FC4, UBUNTU 5.10, or any Linux release version of gcc-4.x zookeeper, and at the same time use the scim legacy system, then, you need to modify the realplay under the Security category,
$ Sudo VI/opt/RealPlayer/realplay
Add the following sentence at the beginning of the case,
Export gtk_im_module = xim
After this operation, the RealPlayer for Linux can be activated normally.

but no audio is found during playback. How can this problem be solved ?? I don't want to change it into a zombie. I still need to make some corrections at this time. If Linux uses ALSA as the RealPlayer for release, there will be security issues and cannot be changed, because RealPlayer does not support ALSA release, the following method can solve the problem of using RealPlayer in ALSA Linux.
$ sudo apt-Get install ALSA-OSS
getting started
$ sudo VI/opt/RealPlayer/realplay
locate
If [- N "$ debug"-a-X "$ catchsegv"]; then
$ catchsegv $ realplaybin ${1 + "$ @"}
else
while/bin/true; DO
# restart the player if exit code is 10
$ realplaybin "$ @"
If [$? -Ne 10]; then
Break
fi
done
fi
replace
If [-n "$ debug"-a-X "$ catchsegv" ]; then
$ catchsegv $ realplaybin ${1 + "$ @"}
else
while/bin/true; DO
# restart the player if exit code is 10
aoss $ realplaybin "$ @"
If [$? -Ne 10]; then
Break
fi
done
fi
mainly includes aoss, enable the system to use ALSA-OSS to open the RealPlayer.