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On Tuesday 18 September 2007, Randy Barlow wrote: |
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> Mark Knecht wrote: |
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> > So far I have no other errors. Aqualung plays audio files. MythTV |
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> > works fine. mplayer seems to work, at least for audio files. xine is |
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> > the only DVD application we use so it's special in that sense. I could |
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> > try something else, I suppose. Not anxious to do that though. |
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> > |
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> > So far it seems like a xine problem. I'll look into dropping back a |
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> > rev tomorrow if you or someone else doesn't have an idea which way I |
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> > should go. |
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> |
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> It is starting to sound like an xine specific problem, and I'm honestly |
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> not too familiar with xine. I use mplayer for everything pretty much, |
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> but also I don't usually use the computer to play DVDs. Can anybody |
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> else help?install |
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I am not sure why you are getting all these libdvdread messages. They don't |
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come up on mine when I launch xine from a terminal (unless you are trying to |
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play a DVD at the time - which I did not try). You could try rebuilding it in |
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case some library linkage is borked (and revdep-rebuild fails to pick it up): |
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# emerge -aDv media-libs/libdvdread |
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BTW. win32codecs are necessary to play wmf and other types of files, so I |
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would always set this flag On, just like you show in your emerge --info. Make |
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sure that there is no package.use settings negating this. |
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Regards, |
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Mick |
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