Am Sonntag, 30. Oktober 2005 17:17 schrieb Adeodato Simó: > I've been reported before that amarok-xine does not work on amd64 > (and probably other 64bit arches). I'll keep you informed if I discover > anything about this.
Ok, I got it running: I recompiled the current xine-lib 1.0.3a with the "--external-mad" configure switch, using gcc 3.4 as the compiler. Thanks to the contained debian-directory this was pretty simple, only minor adjustments where neccessary. (Changelog, build-depends aalib1-dev -> libaa1-dev, the above mentioned changes to debian/rules.) The build fails using gcc 4.0, but 3.4 should have a binary compatible ABI so I used this instead. Strangely the first compile I did using the internal MAD decoder (default) produced a libxine which would at least play OGGs but would crash on MP3s. Using the external MAD library it worked, don't ask me why. So this bug is tied to the libxine1 package in Debian. Maybe you should harass libxine's maintainer to recompile the package using the latest stable source? The last upload by the maintainer seems to have been quite some time ago. Greetings, Gunter
