2009/3/13 John Molohan <john.molo...@gcd.ie>
> Meneer Jansen wrote:
> >
> > 2009/3/13 Meneer Jansen <meneerjanse...@gmail.com
> > <mailto:meneerjanse...@gmail.com>>
> >
> > I recently upgraded to Freevo 1.8.3 (from 1.7.8) w/ Debian 5.0
> > Lenny. I used to be able to play audio CD's just fine. However,
> > when I press enter on one of the tracks of the CD (which can be
> > found in the imdb) all tracks seem to be skipped. That is, they
> > all flash by before my eyes on the OSD very rapidly. And I don't
> > hear anything. Very strange indeed...
> >
> > My AUDIO_PREFERED_PLAYER is 'mplayer'. Anybody know what I can do?
> >
> >
> > By the way, on the command line Freevo prints error messages like the
> > one below this paragraph. Seems like Freevo wants to use Xine (i.e.
> > /usr/bin/fbxine) to play audio CD's. Even stranger: I don't know what
> > fbxine is and it is not installed on my computer.
> >
> > ERROR: Cannot run '/usr/bin/fbxine -V none -A alsa --stdctl --no-lirc
> > cfg:/input.cdda_device:/dev/hdc cdda:/1': [Errno 2] No such file or
> > directory
> plugin.remove(audio.fbxine) in your local_conf.py might do it. fbxine is
> the frambuffer version of xine. Not sure why it's not using mplayer
> though. Check your freevo.conf to make sure it's defined in there.
>
> John
>
Dear John,
Thank you for your fast replies and tips. Apparently there was some bad
reference to /usr/bin/fbxine in my ~/.freevo/freevo.conf (do I still need
that file?). Running 'freevo setup' helped. :)
I love Freevo 1.8.3. I set the parameter 'FREEVO_USE_ALPHABLENDING = True',
which gives Freevo just that little bit of a "bling-bling" feeling and a
hint of how the all new and improved Freevo 2 interface will blow us all
away.
Note: after running 'freevo serup', which creates ~/.freevo/freevo.conf, I
had to edit that file to set my TV from 'ntsc' to 'pal' and my challel list
to 'europe-west'.
Thanks, Michel
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