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Whenever i try to play a video file with mplayer i get a blue screen but can hear the sound correctly.
=> I have tried trailers from the quicktime site and a video cd.
=> I have tried a vcd with the -vcd option as discussed in other threads and in the documentation.
=> I have tried the command line version and now downloaded kmplayer as a frontend.
Thanks (again!) acid! It works.
I didn't know about the gmplayer frontend initially and installed kmplayer. Kmplayer is nice and integrates well with kde, including playing quicktime in the browser itself.
But there is one promblem. -zoom works from the command line and the actual picture resizes to the window size or fullscreen(f). But there is nothing similar in Kmplayer except for a 50/100/150% zoom.
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