Ubuntu9.10 install gmlive to watch network TV # ubuntu9.10 # gmlive # PPLIVE # sopcast

Gmlive
It is a general-purpose streaming media playing shell. It uses the all-powerful mplayer
The player is an engine. The objective is to support multiple types of P2P Broadcast video streams in Linux and provide a convenient and quick solution for viewing online videos.

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Later, the netizen daliansky
Deb package is released.

First download gmlive_022-1_i386.deb
And gmlive-extra

1) gmlive_022-1_i386.deb double-click to install, I did not prompt the lack of dependency when installing on the notebook, but if your computer installation is missing dependency, run sudo apt-get-F install to solve the problem.

2) unzip the gmlive-extra.tar.gz, copy the xpplive and SP-SC-auth files to the/usr/local/bin/directory, CD enter the directory after decompression, and then:

$ Sudo MV xpplive/usr/local/bin/
$ Sudo mv sp-SC-auth/usr/local/bin/

At this point, clicking the application/Audio/Video/gmlive menu does not start gmlive successfully because a dependency package called libglademm-2.4-1c2a is missing. The source contains the following commands.

$ Sudo apt-Get install libglademm-2.4-1c2a

Gmlive supports PPLIVE and sopcast for network TVs. Sometimes many channels may not be able to read the PPLIVE. I don't have high requirements. Just watch the NBA.

The mplayer must be installed on the computer.

This is what I did this morning. I am watching the Lakers now:

You are welcome to point out any omissions in this article.

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