the problem was not a matter of playing QT. I had observed that after a failed attempt to install QT via crossover demo, I had observed a symptom simaliar to what the complaint was , which was, long (1.10 min) delay in startup between kde login and kde being up and running. it seemed to me that after that attempt it took much longer to start kde than it had before. we have had some discussion about removing a line that gets KDE to scan for netscrape pluggins as default each boot.
On Wednesday 29 January 2003 03:01 pm, Tom Brinkman wrote: > On Wednesday January 29 2003 10:09 am, Fred Fraley wrote: > > Actually, yes. But it was the full install, not a demo. And > > Quicktime doesn't work for me. Wanting to wean teen daughters from > > MS, I installed it as root. It had been working find installed for > > individual users. Hmmm... Anyone else? Maybe I need to ask > > someone from CodeWeavers to follow this thread? > > mplayer plays all QT files ... better than Apple's player does, and > certainly better than using Xover to play the M$ version of Apple's > player. You'll need mplayer and the win32 and qt codecs available > from http://www.mplayerhq.hu/homepage/dload.html Get the codecs > there, use Mandrake rpms to install mplayer (mplayer-0.90-0.rc3.2mdk) > There's also a mplayer GUI rpm, if you need point and click to play > movies. mplayer handles everything, dvd's, avi's, mpg's, mpeg's, > mov's, m2v's, wmv's ....
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