David Harel schreef:
> Jonathan, Thanks for your explanation.
>
> I still don't get it. The command emerge should have done the
> dependent packages before doing the desirable package anyway.
It will, but not if you haven't specified support for it via USE flags.
Meaning:
1) The Win32 codec sup
On Sun, 25 Sep 2005 08:45, David Harel wrote:
> Jonathan, Thanks for your explanation.
>
> I still don't get it.
> The command emerge should have done the dependent packages before doing
> the desirable package anyway. Also, if I have to specify additional
> packages while doing mplayer, how do I a
Jonathan, Thanks for your explanation.
I still don't get it.
The command emerge should have done the dependent packages before doing
the desirable package anyway. Also, if I have to specify additional
packages while doing mplayer, how do I add them? but last thing. I did
emerge win32codec and
David Harel wrote:
What are your use flags? Did the codec get installed during the emerge
or was it 'skipped'?
I was not aware of the use flag. Is there a document how to use this
flag in case of media players?
There's the win32codec which should allow you to play wmv's, along with
realplay
Jonathan Wright wrote:
David Harel wrote:
Hi all,
Installing video facilities such as mplayer or kaffeine resulted in some
video formats such as .wmv not working.
I unmerged all video players and libraries and then carefully emerged
them back again. First the libraries and then the players a
David Harel wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Installing video facilities such as mplayer or kaffeine resulted in some
> video formats such as .wmv not working.
> I unmerged all video players and libraries and then carefully emerged
> them back again. First the libraries and then the players as adviced,
> amon
Hi all,
Installing video facilities such as mplayer or kaffeine resulted in some
video formats such as .wmv not working.
I unmerged all video players and libraries and then carefully emerged
them back again. First the libraries and then the players as adviced,
among other places, in:
http://m
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