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after some efforts -going along with linux story- I managed to install mPlayer but I realised that mplayer is unalble to load subtitle on commercial ...
- 07-19-2004 #1Just Joined!
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subtitle with mPlayer
good morning on Linux planet
after some efforts -going along with linux story- I managed to install mPlayer but I realised that mplayer is unalble to load subtitle on commercial DVD.
is the answer that I should not look for commercial DVD?
Don't think so but I'm still watching japonese DVD without subtitle which is far from being convenient.
One more thing : I'm not sure that mPlaye can deal with the kind of interface that are displayed on DVD readers (menu and stuff).
any idea?
I'm using RED HAT 9 and I - should - have already loaded the fonts.
sheers
jeiffrey
- 07-19-2004 #2
ok, i don't really get this...are you sure that you turned subtitles on and have all the apropriate libraries installed? Reguardless, you should upgrade to one of teh Fedora Cores (1 or 2 its up to you) then just run yum and get all of xine or ogle (ogle is dedicated to playing dvd's, might fix your problem)
will do it all.Code:yum install ogle
- 07-19-2004 #3Just Joined!
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thanks for trying understanding me.
once I right click on the screen load subtitle is writen but I can not select this action.
it is shaded.
I will have a look in my libraries right now. but I can't get exactly what you mean by fedora core. What does it have to do with mplayer.
subsidary question : is "yum" something similar to "apt-get" on redhat
jeiffrey


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