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Best Practices in W3 and TRPlayer
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- Date: Thu, 23 Jun 2005 22:08:26 -0400
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Now that I have trplayer and w3 working (see below), I have some
best-practices questions:
1) does w3-mode have a bookmark or hotlist feature? I searched
through the keybindings but did not find anything -- is there
some other tip or trick for saving a hotlist of websites?
2) what is the most speech-friendly search engine?
3) any recommendations for old-time-radio pages with real-audio
content? We've tried searching through google but we're getting
hopelessly lost trying to navigate the pages we find. In
particular we would love to find a nice clean site featuring The
Shadow, but if we can find a site with only the links, I can
build a page scraper.
4) is there an easy way to add to the existing Emacspeak library of
real-audio files? Is there a direct way to access these files
besides dired? The Library directores are a great idea, but I
notice most of the current directories are empty.
5) a developer question: I know we'll never get Javascript in w3
(not in _my_ life-time ;) but does anyone have any examples of
short e-lisp scripts to do client-side w3 programming? I'm
thinking that one example might be to filter the current page
through a skeletonizer to extract the links or redisplay without
tables.
Just for the record, and because the question does come up on this
list, I managed to get trplayer 1.2 working on RedHat 9 thanks to this
site:
http://lists.slimdevices.com/archives/developers/2004-April/008578.html
The trick posted on that page is to use RealPlayer9 with the
environment variable
REALPLAYER_HOME="/usr/lib/RealPlayer9/users/Real"
I was able to fetch trplayer using yum, so that part was easy, but I
had to locate the RealPlayer9 RPM by hand ... I found it in a PBone
mirror of an archive from Brazil!
ftp://ftp.pbone.net/mirror/cambuca.ldhs.cetuc.puc-rio.br/xine/RealPlayer9-9.0.7.151-4.i386.rpm
I then had to force the install of RealPlayer9 RPM because of a
missing /usr/X11R6/lib/libXm.so.2 -- the current version is so.3 --
just in case, I copied that library manually from another machine, but
I am not certain the file is needed because I could run trplayer
before I had the lib completely copied across.
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