EPTThis is with the agent set on KPeerCLient
Actually it works now at least with the SQ link, this is really weird.
GomTV via VLC (Chrome Extension) - Page 10
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Matkap
Spain627 Posts
This is with the agent set on KPeerCLient Actually it works now at least with the SQ link, this is really weird. | ||
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Samurai-
Slovenia2035 Posts
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dormer
United States1314 Posts
On March 16 2011 19:39 Samurai- wrote: safari doesnt work on linux, any workable method on chrome or firefox in linux? There was a post in the other thread about how to run Gom Player on Linux using Wine, I'll link it here. The guy that posted it said it worked for him; I'm on Mac so I can't confirm - I can install and open Gom with Wine, but when I try to run the stream it crashes. Give this a try, though - using GomPlayer itself seems like the safest solution since they won't shut it down. Hope it helps. Thread Guide + Show Spoiler + Open Terminal, you'll be entering all the commands in the quotes. First, we need to install Wine sudo apt-get -y install wine Then, we need to install the GOM Player cd ~/Downloads wget http://software-files-l.cnet.com/s/software/11/65/48/99/GOMPLAYERENSETUP.EXE?e=1300194368&h=e9d31d08ccd13b621b106b23b9670b17&lop=link&ptype=1901&ontid=13632&siteId=4&edId=3&spi=c7500b638ecf8cecf7ecffcb98150797&pid=11654899&psid=10551786&fileName=GOMPLAYERENSETUP.EXE chmod +x GOMPLAYERENSETUP.EXE wine ./GOMEPLAYERENSETUP.EXE Then, we need to add video/audio dependencies to make sure GOM Player works wget http://winetricks.org/winetricks chmod +x winetricks sh winetricks d3dx9 d3dx9_28 d3dx9_36 d3dx10 d3dxof devenum dinput8 dirac directmusic directplay directx9 divx dsound ffdshow quartz xvid And finally we need to create a wrapper and URI handler for Firefox/whateverbrowser to understand that we want GOM Player to open the stream. sudo echo '#!/bin/sh/' > /usr/bin/gomplayer sudo echo 'exec wine "C:\\Program Files\\GRETECH\\GomPlayer\\GOM.exe" "$@"' > /usr/bin/gomplayer gconftool-2 --set --type=string /desktop/gnome/url-handlers/gomcmd/command '/usr/bin/gomplayer "%s"' gconftool-2 --set --type=bool /desktop/gnome/url-handlers/gomcmd/enabled true gconftool-2 --set --type=bool /desktop/gnome/url-handlers/gomcmd/need-terminal true That's it! During this process the main GOM Player installer window will appear as well as a few other installers. Follow the setup process as you would normally do on a windows computer. There should be no video or sound issues encountered. | ||
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Samurai-
Slovenia2035 Posts
On March 16 2011 19:47 dormer wrote: There was a post in the other thread about how to run Gom Player on Linux using Wine, I'll link it here. The guy that posted it said it worked for him; I'm on Mac so I can't confirm - I can install and open Gom with Wine, but when I try to run the stream it crashes. Give this a try, though - using GomPlayer itself seems like the safest solution since they won't shut it down. Hope it helps. Thread Guide + Show Spoiler + Open Terminal, you'll be entering all the commands in the quotes. First, we need to install Wine sudo apt-get -y install wine Then, we need to install the GOM Player cd ~/Downloads wget http://software-files-l.cnet.com/s/software/11/65/48/99/GOMPLAYERENSETUP.EXE?e=1300194368&h=e9d31d08ccd13b621b106b23b9670b17&lop=link&ptype=1901&ontid=13632&siteId=4&edId=3&spi=c7500b638ecf8cecf7ecffcb98150797&pid=11654899&psid=10551786&fileName=GOMPLAYERENSETUP.EXE chmod +x GOMPLAYERENSETUP.EXE wine ./GOMEPLAYERENSETUP.EXE Then, we need to add video/audio dependencies to make sure GOM Player works wget http://winetricks.org/winetricks chmod +x winetricks sh winetricks d3dx9 d3dx9_28 d3dx9_36 d3dx10 d3dxof devenum dinput8 dirac directmusic directplay directx9 divx dsound ffdshow quartz xvid And finally we need to create a wrapper and URI handler for Firefox/whateverbrowser to understand that we want GOM Player to open the stream. sudo echo '#!/bin/sh/' > /usr/bin/gomplayer sudo echo 'exec wine "C:\\Program Files\\GRETECH\\GomPlayer\\GOM.exe" "$@"' > /usr/bin/gomplayer gconftool-2 --set --type=string /desktop/gnome/url-handlers/gomcmd/command '/usr/bin/gomplayer "%s"' gconftool-2 --set --type=bool /desktop/gnome/url-handlers/gomcmd/enabled true gconftool-2 --set --type=bool /desktop/gnome/url-handlers/gomcmd/need-terminal true That's it! During this process the main GOM Player installer window will appear as well as a few other installers. Follow the setup process as you would normally do on a windows computer. There should be no video or sound issues encountered. tnx | ||
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pidikun
Japan22 Posts
On March 16 2011 19:47 dormer wrote: There was a post in the other thread about how to run Gom Player on Linux using Wine, I'll link it here. The guy that posted it said it worked for him; I'm on Mac so I can't confirm - I can install and open Gom with Wine, but when I try to run the stream it crashes. Give this a try, though - using GomPlayer itself seems like the safest solution since they won't shut it down. Hope it helps. Thread Guide + Show Spoiler + Open Terminal, you'll be entering all the commands in the quotes. First, we need to install Wine sudo apt-get -y install wine Then, we need to install the GOM Player cd ~/Downloads wget http://software-files-l.cnet.com/s/software/11/65/48/99/GOMPLAYERENSETUP.EXE?e=1300194368&h=e9d31d08ccd13b621b106b23b9670b17&lop=link&ptype=1901&ontid=13632&siteId=4&edId=3&spi=c7500b638ecf8cecf7ecffcb98150797&pid=11654899&psid=10551786&fileName=GOMPLAYERENSETUP.EXE chmod +x GOMPLAYERENSETUP.EXE wine ./GOMEPLAYERENSETUP.EXE Then, we need to add video/audio dependencies to make sure GOM Player works wget http://winetricks.org/winetricks chmod +x winetricks sh winetricks d3dx9 d3dx9_28 d3dx9_36 d3dx10 d3dxof devenum dinput8 dirac directmusic directplay directx9 divx dsound ffdshow quartz xvid And finally we need to create a wrapper and URI handler for Firefox/whateverbrowser to understand that we want GOM Player to open the stream. sudo echo '#!/bin/sh/' > /usr/bin/gomplayer sudo echo 'exec wine "C:\\Program Files\\GRETECH\\GomPlayer\\GOM.exe" "$@"' > /usr/bin/gomplayer gconftool-2 --set --type=string /desktop/gnome/url-handlers/gomcmd/command '/usr/bin/gomplayer "%s"' gconftool-2 --set --type=bool /desktop/gnome/url-handlers/gomcmd/enabled true gconftool-2 --set --type=bool /desktop/gnome/url-handlers/gomcmd/need-terminal true That's it! During this process the main GOM Player installer window will appear as well as a few other installers. Follow the setup process as you would normally do on a windows computer. There should be no video or sound issues encountered. I had to exchange some commands and using the latest wine version from the PPAs helped a lot. I'll write a summary on how i did it after i fix some minor bugs.. Thanks | ||
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eierik
Norway2 Posts
is there any way to get the vods to play in vlc or gomplayer? | ||
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PorkRobot
United States8 Posts
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CursedRich
United Kingdom737 Posts
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CTStalker
Canada9720 Posts
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Toik
Australia20 Posts
However a few months back when they had the gisado challenge I could watch it through the beta gomplayer by clicking the view live link... Not sure what's going on but every couple of days I open it and they're releasing like 2 updates a week for it so that leads me to believe that it's coming pretty soon! The beta gomplayer is only public on gomtv.com, it shouldn't be hard to find (google translate the page) | ||
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Deindar
United States302 Posts
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MacWorld
Sweden227 Posts
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wamooo
3 Posts
On March 19 2011 15:15 MacWorld wrote: Watching on a Mac now. KPeerClient still works with the Chrome extension. what exactly did you do? thanks for the help  really dont want to miss finals! | ||
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juked
United States691 Posts
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junmkk
United States19 Posts
tried terminal thing as well | ||
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tsuxiit
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starhammer
Canada3 Posts
1. Open Safari 2. in safari go: "Safari->Preferences->Advanced", check "Show Develop menu in menu bar' 3. close preferences. go to "Develop->User Agent->Other..." 4. enter "KPeerClient" 5. go to http://mystarcraft2clan.com/blog/permanent-gomtv-live-vlc-link enter your gom email/password and enter the resulting URL into Safari (make sure it's the same window you changed the User Agent in) 6. A download will start called "view.cgi". Keep this running 7. Run VLC, Open the file "view.cgi" which should be in your downloads folder. | ||
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orgazmatron
Serbia21 Posts
opened it through terminal and vlc agent changing... thx to the person who made the chrome addon! | ||
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tsuxiit
1305 Posts
On March 19 2011 15:36 starhammer wrote: Working on OSX: 1. Open Safari 2. in safari go: "Safari->Preferences->Advanced", check "Show Develop menu in menu bar' 3. close preferences. go to "Develop->User Agent->Other..." 4. enter "KPeerClient" 5. go to http://mystarcraft2clan.com/blog/permanent-gomtv-live-vlc-link enter your gom email/password and enter the resulting URL into Safari 6. A download will start called "view.cgi". Keep this running 7. Run VLC, Open the file "view.cgi" which should be in your downloads folder. This is 100% not working for me. Safari returns a message saying the server unexpectedly dropped the connection. edit: I got it working. Make sure you stay in the same window the entire time after changing the User Agent. Thanks! | ||
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juked
United States691 Posts
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