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I don't think thats entirely true because Kaffeine is based on Xine and as long as you have the right codecs installed it'll play the same formats as mplayer.
I am having problems in playing some AVI and MPG files through Kaffeine. Finally, I have to use Mplayer for playing those. Is there a package to enhance the codecs of Xine ??
you can go to mplayers web site and snag the essential codec pack for linux.Untar them into youre /usr/lib/win32 folder,its the folder that xine/kaffeine/totem uses by default for there codecs.Youll have to be root to write to the folder though,,it works great for most..I wish more people knew that xine and its derivitives can use mplayer codecs..
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