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Fatal error......mplayer
Hei, I have been installed mplayer and its running too in GUI. But the problem is that it can't play DVD/AudioCD....
When I put DVD into dvd-rom its automatic open by mplayer in GUI, and a window of fatal error open.
Fatal error: Could not intialize video filter(-vf) or video output(-vo).
And when I want to play Audio-cd using mplayer, this error is comming: Seek Faild
any way to resolv this.....????
Your CD-Rom seen to bad. Can you run Audio CD with other program other that Windows Media?
Hello,,, DVDs and Audio CDs are running in WindowsXP, but not in Linux....
Please pay a bit more attention to what your replying to SDK!Quote:
Your CD-Rom seen to bad. Can you run Audio CD with other program other that Windows Media?
avols143 I've tried to replicate your problem, but I don't seem to be able to. I don't know why, my mplayer doesn't even start-up (then again I've never touched it before so its most likely not installed, but still has its icon there). As for playing CD's then I would check your alsamixer in terminal mode to make sure that the CD isn't muted (this will be displayed by 'MM' above the fader). If thats all good then the next best thing I can suggest is checking your hardware. Check weather or not you have a cable going from the ROM to the sound card, this shouldn't be the case if you're using a newer version of XMMS as it has just added a digital audio extraction feature allowing you to bypass the old method.
It might help if you told me what Linux you're using.
Was mplayer installed when u installed whatever distro you have chosen? it would also help to know wich distro you are using. For example i had all sorts of problems with playing various multimedia in redhat 9 but have had none such problenms with slack. This is a shot in the dark but are you sure you have all the proper codecs installed?
Hi:
Zombie has it for me........................why should Bill Gates give away anything that works with *nix???? it is "Windows Media Player"???Quote:
Hello,,, DVDs and Audio CDs are running in WindowsXP, but not in Linux....
That is where the problem is IMHO ;)
Cheers
I am using Fedora Linux(Core1).. And I think it has no support for mp3 too......ufffff
Okay well you may have to manualy install the mp3 and mpeg video support. I had some problems getting video to work but the mp3 went pretty smoothly. check out the various RPM sites to find what you are looking for.