Monday, September 22, 2003, 3:41:22 PM, keir wrote:
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.
Does xine work without freevo ?
And for freevo you need at least xine-ui 0.9.22 and grab latest xine-lib
From personal experiences i think you better want to try out 1.3.4.
remove the cache files before starting the new version in
/var/cache/freevo.
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).
Well aren't we all sometimes but no need to express that here,
devel-people are spending a lot of there spare time to make this working for you.
Not every specific hardware can be tested and from a software standpoint most
things have to be very recent.
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.
Again does this work without freevo.
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)
plugin.activate('video.mplayer')
plugin.remove('video.xine')
for mplayer
plugin.activate('video.xine')
for xine. (default IIRC)
/Robert
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