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I am using RedHat 9. I recently installed mplayer via apt-get. It is working great for mpeg video files.
I am trying to watch .mov Quicktime files from Gamespot.com but I am only getting the audio. I downloaded the quicktime codec stuff from the mplayer homepage but I have no idea where the files go. Any ideas?
have you actually recompiled mplayer with qt support? you can't just add it in as and when, it's linked at compile time. check the ./configure output from mplayer before you recompile to get it going right.
If u're using mandrake simply go to run and type 'kpackage' and
it will be straightforward to use. Otherwise:
1. Type rpm --query mplayer
2. See the output [something like 'mplayer-0.90XXX'
3. Type rpm --erase mplayer-0.90XXX [whatever u saw in step2]
Should work.
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