>> I've got a problem with xine playing dvd's...it doesn't (says they're >> 'locked')--both inside freevo interface and directly within xine. I am in >> the US and my DVD is a normal US DVD. >> >> I've already got Mplayer working with DVD's just fine. Is there a setting >> where I can tell Freevo to use Mplayer to play movies instead of xine? >> >> I'm running RH8.0, Freevo 1.3.2 (1.3.4 wouldn't cooperate at all!), xine >> 0.9.13, and Mplayer 0.90. > >Freevo 1.3.2 already had xine support? I can't remember but the >Changelog told otherwise. Freevo 1.3.2 has the problem that it >opens the device without closing it after usage. > > >Dischi
1.3.2 support for xine...I guess it did, I've made no mods to any files and it (freevo) is trying to launch xine when I select a DVD. I actually tried using 1.3.4, but it doesn't execute properly---hangs, so I had to install only other version I had downloaded which was 1.3.2. I don't have any experience with CVS and making sense of the changelogs while not being a 'developer' is no easy task. I'd like the dvd menu support that xine is supposed to use, but I'm getting sick of 'fixing' each component that is necessary for freevo (already worked alot to make mplayer work right). I'm still facing a problem with my capture card (BT878-based) where I'm only getting garbage in top inch or so of picture and no real picture---that will I'm sure burn-up countless hours researching and fixing whatever the problem is. I wish someone would answer my original question (I've posted it twice now)...can I simply tell freevo to use mplayer instead of xine with respect to DVD's? (Hope that doesn't sound ungrateful, but frustration is setting in--sorry) Keir ------------------------------------------------------- This sf.net email is sponsored by:ThinkGeek Welcome to geek heaven. http://thinkgeek.com/sf _______________________________________________ Freevo-users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/freevo-users
