On December 1, 2004 22:17, Nick W wrote:
> I've been googling for over an hour to no avail. I did find a site which
> said to download the codec pack from mplayerhq and put them
> in /usr/local/lib/win32. I tried /usr/local/lib/codec as well. Nothing.
>
> Does anyone know where to put them? I installed the win32 codec RPM,
> nothing.

interesting note about mplayer and codecs like wmv: it only builds in support 
for the codecs it sees at compile time. (silly, no?) so if you use mplayer 
and it was built w/out certain codecs around at compile time, it won't be 
able to support them even if you later install the codecs.

this is why i always build mplayer from source =(

playing media files on linux will always be a hack and a pain (even though it 
works really well once set up these days) until more distros do what Linspire 
or gentoo have done (both have done different things to the same general end)

(i don't know if any of the above applies to xine, as i don't use xine much)

-- 
Aaron J. Seigo
Society is Geometric

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