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<0> Hello again, Mr Developer!
<1> hi. how can i make xine my default media player?
<2> sevi: "default" depends mostly on which desktop you use
<1> Triskelios: never mind. i just deleted all my other media players, since i'm only using xine anyway
<3> How do I open wmv files with xine?
<4> you need win32 codecs on x86, you cannot on other arches for now
<3> oh noez :(
<3> I knew using AMD64 was a bad idea
<4> you might have more luck in september most likely
<4> when ffmpeg will provide wmv3 decoding
<3> Is there a way I can compile xine to get it to use all x86 packages?
<4> depends on a lot of factors, you'd need to build everything for x86
<5> sometimes distros provide 32libs packaged for amd64
<5> eamon: what distro are you using ?
<3> I'm on gentoo Emiml
<4> eamon, you're not going to be able to build xine in 32-bit mode in gentoo easily at all :/ but for sure starting from september you'll have wmv3 support
<6> xine won't play avis on amd64 :(
<6> on gentoo... and I don't know why
<4> azazello, which kind of avis
<4> and what's the error
<4> doesn't start playing, or simply doesn't show audio/play video
<6> I think they're all divxs, but I'm not sure
<6> it plays them but no video
<4> azazello, make sure you ran revdep-rebuild recently
<6> incidentally vlc (which uses an internal codec right?) won't play them either
<4> both vlc and xine use ffmpeg to play
<6> vlc says vlc "no suitable decoder module: fourcc `DIV3`
<6> oh so it's ffmpeg's fault
<4> you probably have a broken ffmpeg, the ffmpeg plugins of both xine and vlc can't be loaded, and they fail to find a decoder
<4> yeah most likely, run revdep-rebuild and it should fix it
<6> it found a bunch of binaries that broke because of libXaw but not sure if they're relevant to video
<4> unlikely, probably libpng breakage
<6> still scanning...
<6> well libfaac/libmp4v2 broke but that's audio not video...
<6> and that's it
<4> let revdep-rebuild rebuild what's needed, if it fails to find what it is, try re-emerging ffmpeg, xine and vlc
<4> for sure the problem lies in the two ffmpeg plugins
<6> Flameeyes: thanks! one of those libs was at fault
<4> good :)
<6> faac looks like
<4> probably, if you have ffmpeg built with aac enabled
<7> Hello. If xine doesn't find a sound hardware it writes into file by default? How can I deactivate this?
<5> paoleela_work: you mean xine-ui ?
<5> you can choose NULL output in preferences
<5> paoleela_work: or start with xine -A null somefile.avi
<7> Emiml. Yes xine-ui. Well sometimes my alsa crashes, and then I have a large .wav in ~
<2> you might want to work on that sound problem. that shouldn't happen...
<0> Hello again, Mr Developer!
<7> Triskelios: It's on two different plattforms the same, both gentoo, x86 and ppc, x86 has no alsa, ppc has crashing alsa sometimes. Without working alsa both are writing to ~/xine-out.wav
<0> Hello again, Mr Developer!
<0> Welcome back, Mr Developer!
<8> hi. how do I configure the esd output plugin to go to another machine's esound server?
<8> (I know that esd has sync problems, I need it for amarok)
<8> I just need *some* way to let amarok output an another machine
<8> s/an/on/
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