On Sun, Jul 06, 2003 at 01:33:06AM +0000, Juri Haberland wrote:
> Adam Scriven <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I thought mplayer came with Real Audio/Video codecs built in?
> > Looking through my '/usr/share/mplayer/codecs.conf' file, I see references
> > to the "Win32 RealPlayer 9 RV40 decoder" using driver drv43260.dll,
> > which I have installed at "/usr/lib/win32/drv43260.dll".  Similar situation
> > with the "Win32 RealPlayer 8 RV30 decoder" and "Win32 RealPlayer 8 RV20
> > decoder" codecs.  I don't seem to have any of the linux drivers installed
> > ("drv4.so.6.0", "drv3.so.6.0" & "drv2.so.6.0" respectively).
> 
> No, mplayer needs the real Realmedia codecs. That's what the configure
> option --with-reallibdir is for. It is independent from the win32 stuff.

Ok, that makes sense then.

> > Did I build it improperly, or forget (or add) something to my USE line that
> > would cause this?
> 
> Just try what I suggested and you will see.

Ok, I installed RealPlayer (8 was the newest Linux version Real.com has
for download), and re-emerged mplayer (I thought I'd have to unmerge then
emerge, but it emerged just fine).

But, the exact same things happen.

The codecs are installed at /usr/local/RealPlayer8/Codecs.

RealPlayer itself works just as well as it used to, which I suppose is a good
thing, but I'm still confused as to what's wrong with mplayer.

So I unemerged and emerged (maybe not necessary, but I tried it anyway),
I saw this:
  Checking for RealPlayer DLL ... yes
  Checking for LIVE.COM Streaming Media libraries ... no

and this:

  Enabled optional drivers:
    Input: streaming edl tv cdda vcd 
    Codecs: qtx divx5linux xvid libdv libavcodec real dshow/dmo win32 libvorbis libmad 
gif 
    Audio output: alsa9 esd arts oss sdl mpegpes(file) 
    Video output: xvidix sdl vesa gif89a jpeg png mpegpes(file) svga aa opengl dga xv 
x11 
  Disabled optional drivers:
    Input: tv-v4l tv-bsdbt848 dvdnav dvdread dvdcss mpdvdkit 
    Codecs: divx4linux xanim liblzo 
    Audio output: sgi sun dxr2 nas win32 
    Video output: bl zr dxr3 dxr2 directx fbdev ggi xmga mga directfb tdfxfb 3dfx 

That all looks OK to me, confused gentoo newbie that I am...

Now, not only to real media not work, but some quicktimes that used to work
don't work now either.
Did I screw something up?
Thanks for any help.
Adam

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