Anyone got Xine working with 7.1 and DVD movies? Everytime I tried it segfaulted after playing a short section of music. This was from an RPM made by a third party for SuSE 7.1... Matt -- "The only thing complex about Linux are the users themselves."
On Tuesday 12 June 2001 23:36, StarTux wrote:
Anyone got Xine working with 7.1 and DVD movies? Everytime I tried it segfaulted after playing a short section of music. This was from an RPM made by a third party for SuSE 7.1...
Matt
-- "The only thing complex about Linux are the users themselves." I followed the instructions given by - I don't remember who - and it worked fine! I can play commercial DVDs with perfect quality/speed/sound. I didn't use any RPM, only sources.
Ju.
-- "The only thing complex about Linux are the users themselves." On Wed, 13 Jun 2001, Julien Biezemans wrote:
On Tuesday 12 June 2001 23:36, StarTux wrote:
Anyone got Xine working with 7.1 and DVD movies? Everytime I tried it segfaulted after playing a short section of music. This was from an RPM made by a third party for SuSE 7.1...
Matt
-- "The only thing complex about Linux are the users themselves." I followed the instructions given by - I don't remember who - and it worked fine! I can play commercial DVDs with perfect quality/speed/sound. I didn't use any RPM, only sources.
Ju.
I wanted the extra piece of software, just to make sure that no DVD movie was escapable from my viewing pleasure...And I did not want to patch xine myself at the source level. Hopefully I can find the setting.... Matt
Anyone got Xine working with 7.1 and DVD movies? Everytime I tried it segfaulted after playing a short section of music. This was from an RPM made by a third party for SuSE 7.1...
Yep, works fine for me. I compiled the latest Xine from source, then the libcss plugin. I've only got half a dozen DVDs but since they all play perfectly I now have no excuse not to buy some more. :) If you can't get Xine to work you might try XMovie, which also works for me except that the sound/picture sync is not quite right for the version I have. Maybe that's fixed now.
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