Well i believe dischi made some progress on this and xine can be used
for audio and video with cvs version.
But it doesn't work for me that well. If i remove video.mplayer and
activate video.xine xine is used but there is no LIRC event control. Is
this the correct way to enable xine? Also A/V sync is way off with
xine when used for video. I know there is a option for mplayer to work
around the audio delay from MMpython. Maybe we need this for xine as well.
xine for DVD is working great after installing all the freevo
dependencies because of the segfaulting with dvdinfo in the runtime.
That's something what imho needs to be fixed it's taking all the fun away :-)
Also checked out CVS and the blending of the images is very cool, nice
work. ;-) But still got some questions left about the new features in
cvs.
* Got xine-lib xine-ui cvs installed but the new enhance interlacing
stuff doesn't seem to work. Does i have to enable this somewhere ?
* When xine is configured as dvd player and i select DVD title list
mplayer is used and as i prefer xine i didn't expected this.
* and something i don't understand for quite a while is the configure
directory option. When used is this saved somewhere or is this for
future use ?
* Why doesn't recursive/random play work for images or must this be
done manually with playlists ?
Just some user experiences.
/Robert
Monday, December 1, 2003, 2:08:04 PM, fn024607 wrote:
> Hi list,
> I wished to know how can I modify freevo to use xine player to open certain
> filetypes, for example .ogm files. It can be useful because of xine better
> interface to the user, like the ability to switch languages for audio and
> subtitle on the fly.
> I've seen that this is already possible for VCD, so it shouldn't be that much
> of a problem adding a possibility for other filetypes.
> By the way, why is it that xine is not the default player?
> Thanks!
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