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>> One problem I see with your suggestion is that I need to play wmv |
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>> files from web links and the win32codecs flag for mplayer is masked |
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>> out on my box. Until I set this positive in my chroot'ed environment |
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>> all I got was audio. With it turned on I get video also. |
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>> If this cannot be turned on in the 64-bit world then the 64-bit world |
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>> wouldn't work for me. |
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> The win32codecs flag enables mplayer to use binary codecs written for |
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> Windows. Since for now these libraries are all 32 bit, they can't be called |
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> from 64-bit code. |
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> However, the 32-bit version of mplayer is able to use them. At least it does |
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> on my box. |
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> Sebastian Redl |
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You can have mplayer(64 bit) and mplayer-bin(32 bit) concurrently on a |
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gentoo installation. Whenever you need the 32 bit part just use |
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mplayer-bin |
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