I use mplayer2 for videos and mod/Sonata for music with no issue. On the
subject of mplayer, though, I've noticed that mplayer2 throws some AO-ALSA
errors as part of the command-line output when playing a video. Is it possible
that the mplayer2 package was built with some extra features enabled
+1 on mplayer. VLC used to work, now MPlayer does a great job on all my
multimedia formats.
Bryan
On Sun, Nov 4, 2012 at 9:58 AM, Jim Klimov wrote:
> On 2012-11-04 09:27, Milan Jurik wrote:
>
>> it would be good to say which packages you installed.
>>
>
> I'll try to make a list when I'm next
On 2012-11-04 09:27, Milan Jurik wrote:
it would be good to say which packages you installed.
I'll try to make a list when I'm next booted into OI, but in general
I just clicked on everything that looked like a codec or player ;)
One frequent error response in particular is that no H.264 codec
Hi,
it would be good to say which packages you installed. Yes, vlc is broken
in SFE encumbered because there is no stable spec for it and the old one
pushed to the repo is broken on newer systems.
I use mplayer from SFE encumbered without issues. That is the one I care
about, the rest depends on
W dniu 04.11.2012 08:52, Jim Klimov napisał(a):
Anyhow, are there any hoops to jump through beside installing the
players and codecs, so that the former would know about the latter?
I have old packages of codecs from Fluendo (for OpenSolaris), but
you can try this site: http://ips.homeunix.com
I've tried to install some multimedia support to that OI laptop of
mine, and while all the codec packages seem to have been selected
and installed, the multitude of installed players refuse to play
anything - from MP3's to movies. I was surprised to see even VLC
refuse to do anything, though I pre
