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I have used URPMI to install all of the win32 codecs so that Kaffeine could play my .wmv files, and they all seem to have worked. It plays my .avi files and everything, but my .wmv files still don't play except for the audio. I'm running Mandriva 2005 LE, any suggestions?
Ok, I got the .wmv files to play, but still when I play a DVD it doesn't go past the "The views and comments contained blah blah blah" screen. Then it just stops, any suggestions?
Awesome, I got the DVDs to work, I installed libdvdcss. The .wmv files only played once though, after I installed xine-win32, but every time I install that it just bugs out Kaffeine and I have to manually just turn the computer off. Is the "jpackage" part necessary on URPMI? I'm kind of confused, I love to watch videos on ebaumsworld, and they don't work now, lol.
If I copied to a cd the xine directory that kaffeine uses off my desktop pc onto this one and just replaced it, shouldn't that just put in all the codecs and my desktop uses?
Problem solved. Apparently there was just some instability problem with my version of kaffeine because at times it wouldn't let me pan through the timeline or interact with any of the buttons, but the movie would still play. All I did was uninstall kaffeine and install mplayer, which is prettier might I add, and everything works perfect, including my web content.
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