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New edit : I thought the problem solved, it was not >_<
Hello folks !
I noticed that, since I upgraded my Mandriva to 2006, I can't play ogg audio ...
- 12-23-2005 #1
Can't play ogg files o_O
New edit : I thought the problem solved, it was not >_<
Hello folks !
I noticed that, since I upgraded my Mandriva to 2006, I can't play ogg audio files anymore. I tried with amarok, bmpx, xmms, kaffeine... Only the mplayer manages to read the ogg files
Yet, I have the win32 RPM codec pack installed.
If you want, here's one among many of the ogg files I can't read : http://sabin.free.fr/tmp/will-to-live.ogg
Can you read that one ? T_T
In /usr/lib, I have
libogg.a (14.9 ko), libogg.la (777 Bytes), libogg.so (16.5 kB) pointing to libogg.so.0.5.2 (16.5 ko).
I have copied that to /usr/lib/win32 codecs folder, just in case : that made Amarok able to read ONE ogg file unreadable before... but the other ogg files are still unreadable.
I searched a bit the available RPMs querying the word "ogg" but found no entry matching what I was searching for.
Would you know what I should do to enable my system to read ogg audio files ?
- 12-24-2005 #2
try adding libvorbis to your collection
http://packman.links2linux.org/?action=324
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- 12-24-2005 #3
Thanks dude, I had forgotten to check on the *vorbis* files... but alas, after a quick search, every vorbis RPM was already installed on my system. I also manually copied the *vorbis* files in /usr/lib into /usr/lib/win32, just in case, but that didn't change a thing, I still have the bug >_<


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