On 12/30/05, Marc Shapiro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I'm being schizo and replying to myself, again. Xine seems to actually > be doing the job, at least with the w32codec installed. (I will try it > w/o the codec tomorrow.) So far it is the only player that is playing a > .mov file. How does it do on other file types (RealAudio, MPEG, mp3, > OGG, other Quicktime formats, etc)? Any feedback from actual users > would be appreciated. If Xine can do all the work, then I can get rid > of the others. One media player for all formats would be my ideal, if > it can be done.
I use xine for pretty much everything (ogg vorbis being the major exception). With the w32codecs and Real codecs installed, if xine can't handle it there's a good chance that it can't be done on Linux. And it can do DVD navigation, which is something that I could never get working with mplayer. -- Michael A. Marsh http://www.umiacs.umd.edu/~mmarsh http://mamarsh.blogspot.com
