Mailinglist Archive: opensuse (4054 mails)

[Bob S <usr@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hello SuSE people,

The dumb question is xine is a stand-alone package, right? I think it is 
installed but when I do a rpm query on it, the reply is that it is not 
installed. Yet with a locate xine, there are about a gazillion files listed 
so something is there.

I then use apt to try and install xine. I get a message that there are two 
files xine-lib  and  libxine1 and I must choose one. Apparently they are 
mutually exclusive. If I choose one the other is uninstalled and vice versa.
I presently have lib-xine installed. There does not appear to be a stand-alone 
xine package.  ?????  Is this right? 

The reason for this question is that I cannot open a DVD movie with xine and 
if I try to use Kaffeine it complains that I do not have the proper codecs. 
Now, I do have every codec known to man AND libdvdcss installed. I can 
however, navigate to the vob file and Kaffeine plays it properly.

This used to work very nicely in 9.2. Since my "upgrade" to 10.0 it does not.
Help me understand/fix this please?

Bob S.