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Sorry to post about this again, but no one responded to the other one, and I am going to be more specific this time. My problem is this: I can ...
- 11-11-2004 #1Linux Newbie
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problems with codecs and xine
Sorry to post about this again, but no one responded to the other one, and I am going to be more specific this time. My problem is this: I can play some videos, but not others. It is not specific to video format, and I can't figure it out, and neither can my cousin, and he is pretty damned good with linux. I have done tests, I can play some .wmv files, but not others, same goes with .mpeg/.mpg. I have also had the same problem with .avi. I downloaded all of the codecs from the mplayer site, all in the essential package, and all the other ones too. When i try to play the videos, I can hear the sound, but I cannot hear the video. Furthermore, I have played a video on my computer before, but now I cannot play the same exact video file. This did not happen until after my cousin compiled me a new kernel and the installation of my video card (ati radeon 9800pro) which my cousin helped me to configure. Somebody please help me.
- 11-11-2004 #2Check which driver youu are using in mplayer.conf (vo=?)Code:
mplayer -vo <??>
Fairly sure it is output problem, not decode from what you've said.Me & Myself just ganged up on I....... Now We all have problems..and none of Us are speaking!
bash-3.00$ uname -a
SunOS sparky 5.11 OpenSolaris-swa sun4u sparc SUNW,Ultra-Enterprise
- 11-11-2004 #3Linux Newbie
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it is using x11
- 11-12-2004 #4Linux Newbie
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ok, i got it figured out, it was a conflict with my ati catylist driver, and i got it working, thanks for trying to help though
- 11-22-2004 #5Linux Enthusiast
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i reccomend using the xv video out since it's alot faster and looks better.
Also, I've noticed that gl2 can produce amazing results on some cards, it's worth a try.


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