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Can someone help me with video codecs? I like watching music videos but I can't because it says I haven't got them?...
- 09-19-2007 #1Just Joined!
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Video codecs
Can someone help me with video codecs? I like watching music videos but I can't because it says I haven't got them?
- 09-19-2007 #2
check here
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- 09-20-2007 #3Just Joined!
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The link helped a bit but it won't let me install anything, can you make a screen shot tutorial or a video tutorial to show me how to do it? By the way, I'm using VideoLanClient for my music.
- 09-21-2007 #4
Did you read and follow the instruction on the link? To my knowledge there are no installs on that page you simply follow the instruction to add the codecs via Yast
I don't have a clue what VideoLanClient is. Did you install the Suse Version?
I use Amarok for Music and Kaffeine for movies. Most OS media programs require the addition of at least the w32codec library.
here is how to use Yast
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- 09-21-2007 #5Just Joined!
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VideoLanClient is VLC Media Player, it handles music and videos but it says I need a video codec whenever I try watching a video or DVD on there. It says on that link, type "w32" and then press enter. Where am I meant to type "w32" in to?
- 09-21-2007 #6
My guess is that it needs the w32codecs. GO to the the pages I linked follow the instructions to load the w32codecs . To do this you must add the packman repository to Yast. Then run the Yast-software-Software Administration option. Just follow the instructions on the pages I referenced above. It may or may not fix the problem with the VideoLanClient but will allow you to run the normal players supplied with Suse with most proprietary file formats.
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Okay, I've added the packman repository to YaST but I don't know where to type w32, that tutorial doesn't make any sense.
- 09-21-2007 #8probablly you find a search box in your yast where you can type w32I've added the packman repository to YaST but I don't know where to type w32
libdvdcss2 is required by vlc to play dvd's
get it here http://download.videolan.org/pub/lib...2.9-1.i386.rpmlife is the greatest opportunity that the nature had given you
- 09-21-2007 #9Just Joined!
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Grrr lol, I tried downloading libdvdcss-1.2.9 last night but I didn't have a clue what I was doing, some help please?
- 09-21-2007 #10
had you tried installation from the above link which i have provided
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