manchette wrote:
Vahis a écrit :
manchette wrote:
Hello, is there an equivalent of libdvdcss that could avoid adding videolan repo for this package only ? Fabrice
There's no equivalent. But you don't have to add the repo. You can also download just what you want from there.
And VLC is absolutely a great video player. It has played practically anything that I've thrown at it. Sometimes I've had a broken file that cannot be played with anything else. VLC has said: The video file is broken. Do you want it fixed?
It has succeeded many times in that.
Just curious: What is it so bad in adding a repo?
Hello, you're right i can download instead of adding a repo, this might be better than adding a repo for 1 package :=)
In case i add the videolan repo : I'd rather use packman's files than the one from videolan repo , i guess i should then increase the priority of packman (99 is default, so < 99) ;-)
Thanks
Fabrice
Yes you can make videolan 120 and the only package that you will get is libdvdcss and of course when newer versions are available the update will be visible. You can also give packman a lower priority than opensuse to ensure you don't accidentally replace packman packages. This behavior is in 11.1 but still may be a moving target. Regards Dave P Sorry I need to clarify a higher priority number reduces priority and vice versa ie videolan=120 packman=75 opensuse=99 then newer packman packages that are also in opensuse will take priority but packages in opensuse that are also in videolan will take priority and a package that is only available in videolan will be the package that zypper or yast will install. You can test this easily with zypper if package and see where zypper says the package is from. Regards Dave P -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-factory+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse-factory+help@opensuse.org