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rangerpresto 12-06-2009 04:21 PM

upgraded to 11.2 finally got totem to play video but no audio.
 
I upgraded from 11.1 to 11.2. I wish I had not done so. None of the multimedia worked. I spent several days getting totem to play video, but no audio. Nothing plays MP3s (or any audio for that matter. I only have access to 56K internet so downloading is really slow. I am using xine because it worked before in 11.1. I'm really trying to stick to Suse but IMHO 11.2 is the most half baked release I have ever tried. 10.3 was great, 11.0 was OK, 11.1 was a little better but 11.2 SUCKS!

I am NOT having a lot of fun SuSE team!!!!!!

raju.mopidevi 12-06-2009 05:13 PM

To play videos in opensuse see this link

slackass 12-06-2009 09:29 PM

Try smplayer.

rangerpresto 12-07-2009 04:23 PM

Thank you! your advice was correct. Smplayer works fine now. Kaffeine is still really unstable. DO you know why? It will play audio and sometimes part of ripped DVD vob files but never unripped DVDs directly from the media. It worked fine in 11.1. is it broken forever?
thanks again for your help

rangerpresto

rangerpresto 12-07-2009 04:27 PM

Raju-

Please forgive me for mispelling your name in my previous post...

Rangerpresto

slackass 12-07-2009 10:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by rangerpresto (Post 3783192)
Thank you! your advice was correct. Smplayer works fine now. Kaffeine is still really unstable. DO you know why? It will play audio and sometimes part of ripped DVD vob files but never unripped DVDs directly from the media. It worked fine in 11.1. is it broken forever?
thanks again for your help

rangerpresto

Kaffeine dose not have a "stable" release for KDE-4 yet. 11.2 installs the latest "pre-release" version but it is still a little buggy.

On another note:
After you get familiar with smplayer & all it can do, you may not want to even bother with kaffeine.

check out:
Options > Preferences

Some DVDs and .iso's will require you to select the track.
Browse > Title > make selection

VLC is another player that some like, but I never cared much for it.
There's a separate repo for it

raju.mopidevi 12-08-2009 08:05 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by rangerpresto (Post 3783195)
Raju-

Please forgive me for mispelling your name in my previous post...

Rangerpresto

It's ok... remember you can edit your post !!!

Cogar 12-13-2009 11:47 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by slackass (Post 3782228)
Try smplayer.

Thank you. Although there are probably many solutions, this one was relatively quick and easy to implement.

slackass 12-13-2009 05:31 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cogar (Post 3789872)
Thank you. Although there are probably many solutions, this one was relatively quick and easy to implement.

I've been using it for quite some time now on my media box.
In particular, I like the ability to configure the mouse buttons with smplayer.


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