Open terminal(Ctrl+Alt+T) and run the gstreamer-properties.Ĭhange the settings under Default Input to the below screenshot.Ĭlose the interface and your MIC should be working. If your Mic is not working on Ubuntu system, the procedure below was a fix that worked for me ( running Ubuntu 12.04) However you may get a static "connecting" info when trying to join a meeting on AC.įollow the url below to fix this problem: Only a non-root user can use this browser.ĭebian systems, like Ubuntu comes with Firefox by default.
ADOBE CONNECT ADD IN NOT WORKING SOFTWARE
Set up Mageia's software repository list to pick up google-chrome:Īgain, Google-Chrome will not run from the root user. Since root login cannot be done from the login page, log in as another user, start a terminal, and log in as root from there: Google-Chrome installation is done as the root user. Only a non-root user can use this browser. NOTE: Google-Chrome WILL NOT run from the 'root' user. If you want to separate the window (not working with Side-by-Side mode). To do this, make a text file in /etc//google-chrome.repo. The web socket plugin allows us to connect touch portal to obs virtually over. Installation of the Adobe Connect application does not require. The installation involves, first, adding google-chrome to the yum repository. The current versions of Apache OpenOffice work reliably with a variety of JREs including. The terminal is available from Applications => Accessories => Terminal for a GNOME desktop This installation is best done using the terminal and command lines. On Ubuntu, the terminal can be found by double-clicking the "DASH HOME" icon (top icon on the left side of the screen) and searching for "terminal". On Debian 7.5, the terminal is available from: Applications => Accessories => Terminal Google-Chrome installation is best done using the terminal and command lines. No test with this browser has been successful. NOTE: These versions ship with the "Chromium" browser. Using Mozilla Firefox with the older Adobe Flash Player will not work.įor Debian 7.5, Ubuntu 12.04 and Ubuntu 14.04:
ADOBE CONNECT ADD IN NOT WORKING UPGRADE
With Adobe Connect 9.5 to be used by ICANN late October 2015, There is this note in the upgrade checklist for 9.5 : Due to the new Flash Player minimum version of 13.0, Linux users will need to use the Chrome browser to log in to the Connect Web application and join Connect sessions. You can also use Google Chrome for Linux which has the builtin Flash Player. This means that you can visit and download the Flash Player NPAPI for use with plugin based browsers like Mozilla Firefox. Adobe announced on Augthat the NPAPI Flash version for Linux (which allows the Flash Player to be installed as a plugin in many browsers) will once more be updated to be in sync with the Windows and Mac versions.
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