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OK. I upgraded the kernel in VL SOHO 5.0.1 and now whenever I fire up Xine, I get the following error. Xine: There is no MRL. What did I bork ...
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  1. 04-16-2005 #1
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    Xine - No MRL?

    OK. I upgraded the kernel in VL SOHO 5.0.1 and now whenever I fire up Xine, I get the following error. Xine: There is no MRL. What did I bork up this time?
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    Hi retired1af,

    Everytime I open Xine, I get the same message in the title bar but Xine still works fine. Did you get this message after trying to open a file?

    Hope that helps,
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    I wish. Got it immediately upon firing up xine. I was able to finally play a DVD after some tinkering, but it wouldn't play properly. Maxed out my CPU and started dropping frames.

    On a more positive note, I was able to fire up gxine and it worked pretty well.
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    Any particular reason you are using xine? Why not try MPlayer or vlc?

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    For some reason, mplayer has never worked properly on this machine even after a fresh install of the distro.

    VLC? Never tried it.
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    You can find vlc here: http://www.videolan.org/vlc/.

    Hope that helps,
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