Ok, I just installed mplayer from blastwave and it seems to work fine, although
some file types were not playable. gmplayer is the gui version and it seems to
be an ok substitute for vlc? We'll see later, when I'd tested it a bit.
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On 15/07/07, Doug Scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> a b wrote:
> >> Something must be wrong with your build as Mplayer rarely crashes for me.
> >>
> >
> > What ever is wrong with "my build" of Mplayer is wrong for everybody else,
> > for I installed it from Blastwave.
> >
>
> No, you incorrectly
a b wrote:
>> Something must be wrong with your build as Mplayer rarely crashes for me.
>>
>
> What ever is wrong with "my build" of Mplayer is wrong for everybody else,
> for I installed it from Blastwave.
>
No, you incorrectly assume that everybody gets mplayer from blastwave. I
build
On 7/15/07, a b <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > do you use blastwave's mplayer? on neveda 56 i had no issues, i
> > compiled myself from source
>
> Yes. And it busts if you try to play a file that it cannot process.
>
> > completely false!
> > it plays windows, divx "out of the box" see:
> > http:
> Something must be wrong with your build as Mplayer rarely crashes for me.
What ever is wrong with "my build" of Mplayer is wrong for everybody else, for
I installed it from Blastwave.
> Maybe they do not want people to be sued. If you want to distribute it
> in a "box", then you should pay t
> BTW, I am talking a lot about ZFS and Solaris and got
> several of my Comp Sci friends to try Solaris out, in
> Stockholm. :o)
"Then we ain't got no problem Jules" -- Swedes made for excellent coders for
years and years now. Well, Scandinavians in general, and Swedes and Finns in
particular.
> bugreport with gdb backtrace?
Had you written `mdb`, I would have been able to deliver a stack trace. I've no
experience with `gdb` whatsoever. As in, zilch.
> you must be using some pre-packaged version that
> doesn't include libavcodec.
> recompile an svn checkout and be happy :-)
Oh absolu
I will try MPlayer. Thanx you all, for your prompt reply. You can always get
help for Linux, but Solaris has a smaller user base, so I was worried about
getting Solaris help. Not any more.
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opensolaris-dis
UNIX admin wrote:
>The only "small" problem with Mplayer is that it:
>
>a) crashes often on Solaris
>
>
bugreport with gdb backtrace?
>b) doesn't support any kind of Windows / DivX / common video playing formats
>"out of the box", rendering the program nearly useless;
>
you must be using some
UNIX admin wrote:
>> Orvar,
>>
>>
>> I use mplayer myself to play video on Nevada build
>> 66.
>>
>> As Andras mentioned, you could build mplayer yourself
>> with the
>> same toolkit as the GNOME-on-solaris team uses.
>>
>
> The only "small" problem with Mplayer is that it:
>
> a) crashes ofte
> Orvar,
>
>
> I use mplayer myself to play video on Nevada build
> 66.
>
> As Andras mentioned, you could build mplayer yourself
> with the
> same toolkit as the GNOME-on-solaris team uses.
The only "small" problem with Mplayer is that it:
a) crashes often on Solaris
b) doesn't support any k
On 13/07/07, Orvar Korvar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> When I try to see films on my nevada b67, the film viewers doesnt work. None
> of the default players work. I want my vlc! :o(
>
> Any suggestions?
I'd suggest mplayer for video files and ogle for DVDs
(both from blastwave).
--
Rasputin :
>
> I have just commited some fixes for SFEvlc to
> spec-files-extras. It now builds and runs. The only
> problem is that it segfaults when loading a video.
> Playing audio works fine. Hopefully track down the
> segfault soon :)
>
Actually DVD's play ok :) It is just crashing when trying to play
> On Sat, 2007-07-14 at 10:58 +0200, Nico Sabbi wrote:
> > Tim Cook wrote:
> >
> > >I'd suggest someone *in-the-know* getting on that
> asap then. Mplayer is most definitely NOT a
> replacement for VLC. If I had the skillZ I'd do it
> myself... alas, my coding is rusty at best, and
> that's most
On Sat, 2007-07-14 at 10:58 +0200, Nico Sabbi wrote:
> Tim Cook wrote:
>
> >I'd suggest someone *in-the-know* getting on that asap then. Mplayer is
> >most definitely NOT a replacement for VLC. If I had the skillZ I'd do it
> >myself... alas, my coding is rusty at best, and that's most likely
The reason everyone on Windows,Linux wants vlc-player is because it plays a lot
of different films, without bothering with installing codecs. If you say that
MPlayer plays more formats than vlc, then it is a better choice - for me. I
will try that one. Thanx a lot!
BTW, I am talking a lot about
Thomas Wagner wrote:
>Orvar,
>
>
>I use mplayer myself to play video on Nevada build 66.
>
>As Andras mentioned, you could build mplayer yourself with the
>same toolkit as the GNOME-on-solaris team uses.
>
>
uhm, with some of tools needed to build gnome, but
it also needs other libraries that th
Tim Cook wrote:
>I'd suggest someone *in-the-know* getting on that asap then. Mplayer is most
>definitely NOT a replacement for VLC. If I had the skillZ I'd do it myself...
>alas, my coding is rusty at best, and that's most likely out of my league.
>
>
>
mplayer doesn't implement dvd menu n
I'd suggest someone *in-the-know* getting on that asap then. Mplayer is most
definitely NOT a replacement for VLC. If I had the skillZ I'd do it myself...
alas, my coding is rusty at best, and that's most likely out of my league.
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Orvar,
I use mplayer myself to play video on Nevada build 66.
As Andras mentioned, you could build mplayer yourself with the
same toolkit as the GNOME-on-solaris team uses.
If you like, you could build your own recipe for VLC for
use with the Common Build Environment (CBE) and make use
of the n
Hi
see this thread:
http://mail.opensolaris.org/pipermail/desktop-discuss/2007-March/009395.html
in 2 words: not works
but there's mplayer, u can compile it easy see: http://pkgbuild.sourceforge.net/
Regards
On 7/14/07, Orvar Korvar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I tried to compile latest vlc-playe
I tried to compile latest vlc-player for Solaris 10, but is quite troublesome.
Ive read from
http://forum.videolan.org/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=37609
that:
"Well, noone had really compiled VLC under Solaris10. Some files are using some
network conventions not recognised by Solaris. You have to hack
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