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Anyone got any suggestions to other players that can play .ogm files?
I've tried:
Kaffeine/Xine (Audio Only)
MPlayer (Doesn't work - Stream Error)
VLC (Everything BUT subtitles and it crashes when i try to edit the settings, closest to sucess yet)
Originally posted by btag Anyone got any suggestions to other players that can play .ogm files?
I've tried:
Kaffeine/Xine (Audio Only)
MPlayer (Doesn't work - Stream Error)
VLC (Everything BUT subtitles and it crashes when i try to edit the settings, closest to sucess yet)
That's strange. I've got several ogm files with multiple audio tracks and subtitles, and they work perfectly in Xine, and everything but subtitles in VLC. I've never had VLC crash when changing settings or otherwise. I couldn't get them to work at all in MPlayer.
Maybe there's something wrong with your copies of VLC and Xine.
I updated the xine library and now .ogm work WITH Subtitiles on kaffeine/xine.
Thanks everyone.
Now I just have to get the stupid subtitles to work on windows... Nah I'll just watch them on linux.
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