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<0> :)
<0> i need help
<0> how do i execute songs via putty
<0> can you help me?
<0> ok
<0> xine commands?
<0> xine help?
<1> what is it exactly that you are asking?
<0> i need to know how to exec files via xine
<0> remotely
<1> that does not make any sense
<0> how do you figure?
<1> you want to play back "media-files" in xine over a remote shell-connection?
<1> is that what you mean?
<0> use ssh
<0> oddborn?
<0> thats an interesting name
<1> yes, well... to get the standard xine-ui you would have to make sure that putty forwards X11-connections and you would have to have a X-server running on your local machine
<0> care to illabewrate
<1> if you want to use a text-based interface I would suggest using mplayer, mpd/mpc, moc, vlcs telnet-interface or something like that
<0> and how do you figure that?
<1> *how* I figured it? I'm just trying to help here, but your questions are somewhat cryptic
<0> that they are
<0> but your answers are clean
<0> and now we sit
<0> can we talk?
<0> you suggest a m based formula
<0> bjorn is celtic
<0> and he was a mighty hero
<0> how do i exec songs?
<0> i spent my last yrs writing programs for the govt
<2> Zodgrod, the simple answer is you cannot exec files via xine. There is no demand for such a feature
<0> can run the files via putty?
<0> nm
<2> Zodgrod, xine plays audio and video files, it does not execute any binary files ever.
<3> lol
<2> DrZimmerman, exploit hunter me thinks
<3> jcdutton: well or someone testing a bot
<3> jcdutton: the phrases look like they where made by one of these wanna be AI bots
<1> hehe, I was suspecting that.. either a bot or a *really* bored teenager
<3> yes
<1> but.. would a bot get my nick wrong? or maybe that is part of the AI?
<3> possible
<1> anyways.. now that there is some action in here; do guys mostly use xine or do you develop applications using xine-lib?
<1> I have a question about seeking, it does not always work here if the "seek-distance" is small.. the file even seeks backward sometimes... :\
<1> what is the "proper" way of dealing with seeking?
<3> i only use xine
<3> but i would like to have some developer knowledge, but my current time don't allow that
<1> okay
<1> jcdutton: how about you?
<3> a problem that i have is playback of certain dvd's, they can be played, but when i try to pause or go for-/backwards the film stops and xine crashes
<3> gtg eat
<1> yup, cya
<4> hey, i've moved all the codecs to /usr/lib/win32, but i still can't play wmv files
<5> joekm: where did you get the codecs from? also double check the xine configuration for the win32 codecs dir
<4> i got the codecs from the mplayer site
<5> so check the config
<5> so you have a few files matching /usr/lib/win32/wmv* right?
<5> and the file you're testing isn't encrypted
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