Ubuntu users can't watch NBC streamed Olympics coverage?
The CBC [url] seems to be able to get it right (flash player, I believe) for Ubuntu/Linux users. Well, the coverage is better from the CBC anyway.
Let us know if you find a workaround for NBC, I believe its the Silverlight 3.0 issue.
Hi. I'm running the 64 bit OpenSuse 11.2 distro with Firefox 3.5.7 and the Novell mono plugin installed but still can't watch the olympics coverage on CTV.
Is there something else I also need to install?
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When a video is opened in ..... or any other site, where is it saved on my HDD,or how can I save that video?
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Code:
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