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xine doesn't seem to recognize the codecs I install. I put them in /usr/lib/codecs like I've seen in other posts, and I checked .xine/config to make sure the path was ...
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- 12-07-2006 #1Just Joined!
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xine doesn't play wmv9 files
xine doesn't seem to recognize the codecs I install. I put them in /usr/lib/codecs like I've seen in other posts, and I checked .xine/config to make sure the path was right to the codecs.
When I try to play wmv9 file I get a message:
Code:Missing Windows Media 9 codec
btw, I put codecs in /usr/lib/win32 too for good measure
- 12-07-2006 #2
Hmm.. i've never tried wmv9 codecs on linux before. have you installed w32codecs?
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Yes. I installed that from the rpm and it didn't help
- 12-09-2006 #4
It seems like you're just missing some codecs; the xine config is probably ok. Unfortunately, I have no idea which codec you need...It's strange win32codec didn't work' you'd expect a codec to wmv 9 files would be there...
Anyway, look around, try downloading other codec libraries.
- 12-10-2006 #5Just Joined!
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here is the contents of my /usr/lib/codecs directory
Originally Posted by Amano
As you can see, I have the wmv9dmod.dll, but still some wm9 files don't play.Code:3ivxdmo.dll ir41_qc.dll tsccvid.dll acelpdec.ax ir50_32.dll tsd32.dll alf2cd.acm ir50_qc.dll tssoft32.acm apmpg4v1.apl ir50_qcx.dll tvqdec.dll apmpg4v1.dll ivvideo.dll ubv263d+.ax aslcodec_dshow.dll jp2avi.dll ubvmp4d.dll aslcodec_vfw.dll l3codeca.acm ultimo.dll asusasv2.dll l3codecx.ax VDODEC32.dll asusasvd.dll LCMW2.dll vdowave.drv ativcr2.dll LCodcCMP.dll vgpix32d.dll atrac3.acm LCODCCMW2E.dll vid_3ivX.xa* atrc.so.6.0* lhacm.acm vid_cvid.xa* AvidQTAVUICodec.qtx lsvxdec.dll vid_cyuv.xa* avimszh.dll m3jp2k32.dll vid_h261.xa* avizlib.dll m3jpeg32.dll vid_h263.xa* BeHereiVideo.qtx m3jpegdec.ax vid_iv32.xa* CLRVIDDC.DLL m3jpegenc.ax vid_iv41.xa* clrviddd.dll mcdvd_32.dll vid_iv50.xa* cook.so* mcmjpg32.dll ViVD2.dll cook.so.6.0* mi-sc4.acm vivog723.acm ctadp32.acm mpg4c32.dll vmnc.dll CtWbJpg.DLL mpg4ds32.ax voxmsdec.ax ddnt.so.6.0* msadp32.acm vp31vfw.dll DECVW_32.DLL msg711.acm vp4vfw.dll divxa32.acm msgsm32.acm vp5vfw.dll divx_c32.ax msh261.drv vp6vfw.dll divxc32.dll msms001.vwp vp7vfw.dll divxc32f.dll msnaudio.acm vssh264core.dll divxcfvk.dll msrle32.dll vssh264dec.dll divxcvki.ax msscds32.ax vssh264.dll divxcvki.dll msvidc32.dll vsshdsd.dll divxdec.ax mvoiced.vwp vsslight.dll divx.dll nsrt2432.acm vsswlt.dll dnet.so.6.0* pclepim1.dll wma9dmod.dll drv2.so.6.0* qdv.dll wmadmod.dll drv3.so.6.0* qpeg32.dll wmsdmod.dll drv4.so.6.0* qtmlClient.dll wmspdmod.dll drvc.so* QuickTimeEssentials.qtx wmv8ds32.ax dspr.so.6.0* QuickTimeInternetExtras.qtx wmv9dmod.dll huffyuv.dll QuickTime.qts wmvadvd.dll i263_32.drv README wmvdmod.dll iac25_32.ax rt32dcmp.dll wmvds32.ax iccvid.dll scg726.acm wnvplay1.dll icmw_32.dll sipr.so.6.0* wnvwinx.dll imaadp32.acm sp5x_32.dll wvc1dmod.dll imc32.acm tm20dec.ax zmbv.dll ir32_32.dll tokf.so.6.0* ir41_32.dll tokr.so.6.0*
Where do I go from here. This is one of the things keeping me tied to windoze.
- 12-10-2006 #6
Okay, two more suggestions you can try...
1) if you havn't already, try installing VLCPlayer. I believe that includes it comes packages with it's own set of codecs, and can play many formats.
2) In windows, try installing a program like AVIcodec (http://avicodec.duby.info/) which can tell you exactly what codec/ version a media file is encoded with. Then try doing a google for the exact codec + "linux" and see if anything comes up.
If you can put a small part of the file you are trying to play up online somewhere, i or other people could try it out too and tell you if we have any luck.
goodluck~!
- 12-10-2006 #7
Just a theory, but if you installed Xine as an rpm it probably doesn't know where to look for your codecs (not sure why not as you said you put the correct path in the config file). Assuming that's true, open a terminal and go into /usr/lib/codecs
Then become root, and type ln -s /usr/lib/win32/ Follow this by typing ls -al . You should see something that looks like: win32@
So the idea is that Xine will look in /usr/lib/codecs and load the codecs from /usr/lib/win32
Not sure if that will work, but it's an idea.
::Edit:: I realised after I posted this that I also have trouble playing some wmv files with Xine. I use Kplayer for those, which is basically a gui for Mplayer. It seems to be quite an under-rated player imho, but I've had some luck using that.
Creating a symbolic link - as shown above - wouldn't hurt though.I am always doing that which I can not do, in order that I may learn how to do it. - Pablo Picasso


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