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Posted: Thu 22 Apr 2010, 18:35
by sc0ttman
Thanks for the info... Check out my post above.. I updated to 0.7, this should fix your fullscreen problem..
I have to check out dpup - sounds GOOD!
Posted: Thu 22 Apr 2010, 19:03
by dejan555
Thanks sc0tman, fullscreen now works but fails to start with subtitles choosen:
change --subfile to --sub-file
Posted: Thu 22 Apr 2010, 20:34
by sc0ttman
dejan555 wrote:Thanks sc0tman, fullscreen now works but fails to start with subtitles choosen:
change --subfile to --sub-file
Will do... But I think I made enough version for one day!! I'll post it tomorrow!
EDIT: vlc-gtk moved to its own thread...
Posted: Fri 23 Apr 2010, 14:00
by sc0ttman
Following dejan555s advice, I got subtitles and DVD/VCD playback working great..
The only problems remaining (that I care about) with 0.8.6 are the following:
1. No Audio CD playback.. I get
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[00000249] main input error: no suitable access module for `cdda://'
I get this on all my CDs, even when I specify the drive..
2. No audio on realmedia files such as .rm and .rmvb
I'm using 4.2 (TurboPup)... Any help people? I'm all out of ideas!
outdated vlc version
Posted: Sat 24 Apr 2010, 05:38
by flexxx
hi,
any specific reason you get stuck to vlc 0.8, while version 1 and beyond
has been released a good while ago!?
thxs
alex
Posted: Sat 24 Apr 2010, 08:20
by sc0ttman
any specific reason you get stuck to vlc 0.8, while version 1 and beyond has been released a good while ago!?
Yes.. It's the latest version that has been compiled for 4.2..
Other compiles (from dpup, for example) need a newer glibc, which is not found in most puppies..
I used this one because I didn't have all the DEV files (or the desire to find them) required to compile my own, updated version..
What exactly is better about the later versions? I'd be very happy with 0.8.6 if it was compiled with just a few more codecs supported (so we have working .rm, .rmvb, .m4a etc)
Posted: Sat 24 Apr 2010, 09:23
by lapis
sc0ttman wrote: I'd be very happy with 0.8.6 if it was compiled with just a few more codecs supported (so we have working .rm, .rmvb, .m4a etc)
Is this version compiled without m4a support? I am afraid I don't know enough about these things to tell but apparently there is some bug in VLC which prevents playback of m4a even if it should be able to. Could that be the situation here?