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On Thursday 31 August 2006 13:41, Lorenzo Milesi wrote: |
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> On 8/31/06, Ronan Klyne <rklyne@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> > I had problems with video while installing xgl. I use xorg-x11 for |
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> > opengl, and had to switch to ATI's opengl implementation for xgl. This |
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> > broke video overlays. I reverted to xorg-x11 opengl /and/ my original |
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> > xorg.conf and all was well |
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> I use nvidia opengl. |
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> The strange thing is that the problem comes up even using aa or caca |
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> video output! |
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> I tried switching to console, stop xdm, and play with aa and I still |
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> got the problem. |
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> My problem is that when I run mplayer it runs for a couple of seconds |
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> slowing down to stop. I just see a few frames of a movie, then it's |
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> like as paused. Mplayer isn't crashed nor locked, because I can skip |
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> forward and backward, but it doesn't play. |
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> I really don't know what can it be. I ran revdep-rebuild but |
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> everything seems fine. I get the same problem also with mplayer-bin. |
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I don't have any problems with mplayer(-bin) on my ~amd64 system. |
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Could it be the video file is corrupt/bad ? |
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