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Le samedi 4 février 2012 17:52:17, Nikos Chantziaras a écrit : |
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> On 02/04/2012 05:04 PM, Stephane Guedon wrote: |
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> > Hi all |
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> > For a long time, my amarok doesn't fade down anymore each time I use vlc |
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> > as phonon backend. As xine is said to be deprecated, I should switch. |
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> > Does anyone of you use vlc as a phonon-backend and succeed in amarok fade |
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> > down ? |
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> > If no, what else to do ? |
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> The VLC backend is still quite buggy. Fades don't work and it's very |
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> slow when seeking. Automatically playing the next song in the list is |
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> also broken. |
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> Try the GStreamer backend instead. It's also not as good as the Xine |
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> backend, but still somewhat better than the VLC one. I'm astounded |
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> though as to why KDE drops the best backend and keeps two broken ones. |
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> Really stupid decisions going on lately in KDE camp. |
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The bad thing is that it install many other piece of software ! |
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Gstreamer is from gnome ! Why using it rather than xine which is from kde ? |
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Really strange decision ! |
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