Hello,sir!
Recently I tried to install Xine(1.2.1) which downloaded from xine-project.org on my machine(CPU:i3 OS:CentOS 6.2).But when I executing "./configure",it prompt that "checking for LIBVCDINFO... configure: error: Package requirements (libvcdinfo >= 0.7.23) were not met:" .Actually,I have installed libvcdinfo 0.7.24 on my computer. And then I tried to correct the PKG_CONFIG_PATH and add the directory contains libvcdinfo.so* to ld.so.conf and tried again.But the same question still occured.
So,could you give me some more tips to work out this problem?

Besides,I have read README,INSTALL and the documentation with xine-lib.

Do you have libcdio installed ?

Why aren't you installing from a repository? I've just done "yum search xine" and it's available, although I didn't check whether that's in EPEL or RPMfusion.

You also need to install the development package for the mentioned library, AFAIK they have the "-devel" suffix on Red Hat based systems.
But I agree with DavidMcCann here, installing from a repo would be far simpler and you would automatically get updates.

Of course I did.I installed it firstly and I "find" it.So it seems to be not caused by that.

Thank you all the same!

I did that and I got a returning message "libXinerama.* libXinerama-devel* xinetd.*". But when I "sudo yum install lib...",it told me that all the packages exist already. So,I tried to installed xine-ui.But it reminded me to install xine-lib.It's funny,but I will keep trying untill it worked out.

Thank you for your help and hope to get more information from you!

In addition,after google the problem,I tried to install vcdimager.But a similar but more crazy problem burst.It told me that some dynamic libraries needed by the installing package.But the libraries actually exist in /lib or /lib64 and I tried the method I metioned in the top post(add the path to ld.so.conf and re-ldconfig or correct PKG_CONFIG_PATH),the result was still failure.

But "-devel" needs me to install xine-lib firstly and that couldn't be done.I know "yum" can turn installation and upgrading simple but xine can not be found on it.

Thank you for your help!

I meant the devel package for libvcdinfo, not xine.

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You are right.That really caused by libvcdinfo.devel doesn't exist and I got it from pkgs.org to make that problem solved.But a new problem occured now,and I am going to solve them one by one.

Thank you very much!