xine sound crippled
Ken Burtch
ken-8VyUGRzHQ8IsA/PxXw9srA at public.gmane.org
Mon Feb 23 20:25:14 UTC 2009
Well, if it's a codec problem, you could try installing older codec
packages from the mplayer web site, www.mplayerhq.hu. Maybe it's a bug in
the newer codecs. xine / totem both are both front-ends to mplayer, if I
remember correctly.
Ken B.
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On Mon, 23 Feb 2009, Zbigniew Koziol wrote:
> No one answered.
>
> Without sound and video working properly forget about linux as a desktop.
>
> zb.
>
> Zbigniew Koziol wrote:
>> Some here are good in these multimedia things. I am not.
>>
>> I like watching movies from Google Movies. I intercept them and save from
>> web browser cache and then try to use xine to play.
>>
>> Movies are displayed properly when viewed in web browser window (flash),
>> with sound played properly also.
>>
>> However, some movies, while video plays properly, have problem with sound,
>> when I try to play later a copy from a stored file.
>>
>> This is definitely a problem of xine and/or audio codecs.
>>
>> Why I know this? Because I installed a newest version of xine and after
>> that some movies that played sound properly with older version had
>> problem to play properly sound with newer version. While some movies that
>> could not play the sound properly with older version, now do not play well
>> with newer version.
>>
>> The sound does exist but it is so crippled that it is very hard to
>> understand it.
>>
>> All this is very frustrating. How to approach the problem?
>>
>> zb.
>>
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