gyachi Problems

[mike]

Installed gyachi using YUM and all appeared cool.  Everything (including 
Webcam) until I tried to go to Audio Chat.

Then I get
tsd22.dll
tssoft.acm
Can not be found.

DUH!  Anyone tried this before?  Yahoo Messenger clone is the last thing 
I need to move to a pure Fedora Desktop.

Thanks in advance to anyone.

[Rahul Sundaram]

Mike Dwiggins wrote:
> Installed gyachi using YUM and all appeared cool.  Everything (including 
> Webcam) until I tried to go to Audio Chat.
>
> Then I get
> tsd22.dll
> tssoft.acm
> Can not be found.
>
> DUH!  Anyone tried this before?  Yahoo Messenger clone is the last thing 
> I need to move to a pure Fedora Desktop.

Gyachi uses the Windows DLL files for voice. If you don't have them, get 
it from

http://www.mjmwired.net/resources/mjm-fedora-f10.html#binarycodecs

If you have problems, do file a bug report in

http://bugzilla.redhat.com

Rahul

[Rick Stevens]

Mike Dwiggins wrote:
> Installed gyachi using YUM and all appeared cool.  Everything (including 
> Webcam) until I tried to go to Audio Chat.
>
> Then I get
> tsd22.dll
> tssoft.acm
> Can not be found.
>
> DUH!  Anyone tried this before?  Yahoo Messenger clone is the last thing 
> I need to move to a pure Fedora Desktop.

Pidgin can do Yahoo Messenger (and AIM, ICQ, IRC, Nabble and lots of
others).  Sort of a "one stop shop".
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[Anoop]

> > DUH!  Anyone tried this before?  Yahoo Messenger clone is the last thing I
> > need to move to a pure Fedora Desktop.
>
> Pidgin can do Yahoo Messenger (and AIM, ICQ, IRC, Nabble and lots of
> others).  Sort of a "one stop shop"

Pidgin doesn't support voice and video. You can try kopete. I guess it
supports video.

-Anoop
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