Well, there are no x86_64 packman xine-lib packages, yet. I tried to build the packman-src.rpm for x86_64 serveral times, but never with success. So I had a look at the SPEC-File that comes with the SUSE src.rpm on the DVD, seems like SUSE applies some extra AMD64 patches to the official xine sources. Would be cool if someone with more packaging experience could provide at least a src.rpm for x86_64. Maybe the easiest way would be to take the SUSE src.rpm from the DVD and edit the SPEC-File so that none of the patches that restrict the official xine source, due to legal issues, are applied. Then a rebuild of xine for x86_64 should work, shouldn't it? cu guys, joerg. Am Dienstag, 16. November 2004 10:54 schrieb Holger Ensslen:
Franz Mach schrieb:
I know that the Xine version that comes out with the distribution is a version without the codecs for
Best thing is to replace the SuSEs Xine and Kaffeineversion with the ones on packman. I a n not sure if they are all available for amd64 yet. I think not. http://packman.links2linux.de/index.php4?action=cat&cat=16
playing encrypted DVDs for some legal reasons. Ok, but when i try to playback a non-encrypted DVD like "der dreizehnte Krieger" (don't know the english title) it also fails and tells me that there're no codecs for playing back DVDs.
Yes, i think SuSE has also disabled the playpack of non-encrypted DVDs for legal reasons (no idea why, because it is legal to play non-encrypted DVDs)
I know that this DVD isn't encrypted and i can play it with the ogle compiled without libdvdcss; why can't i play it with SuSEs Xine version?
At this point i don't know anything what i can do with this Xine version ... just wondering why it is included in the distribution.
I ofthen asked me the same question. Guess to have some kind of player for some codecs.
best regards, F.Mach
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