Re: mplayer vs. xine

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Antti Aspinen wrote:
there are gui for MPlayer(it comes with sources), have you tried ./configure --enable-gui option when compling mplayer, then start it command gmplayer, and by the way you need to download skin and font pack to it from www.mplayerhq.hu <http://www.mplayerhq.hu> :)
and from there you can also have soooouseful information about mplayer, you didn't read dokumentation, didn't you?, shame! :D [don't take that so seriously, I didn't read them either when I first time tried MPlayer :) ]


Then one thing, Xine is britty good but like you said it is unstable. :(
I like more xine than mplayer, xine is better DVD player, even thought it is hard to get difrent regions to play, (mplayer handles that britty easy), gxine is waste of time, only thing were it is really good when using gnome and you need to listen radio or watch internet tv (I watch bbc news, for example)


And best things in xine is that it can change audio/subtitle track on air. In MPlayer it will restart video from beginning. and in MPlayer you can't change multipletrack file(aka .ogm) subtitles, only audio track change is supported.

I give xine 8/10 and MPlayer 6/10, MPlayer is light weight media player when Xine is very hard one.

You might also look at Ogle for playing DVDs. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- - Rick Stevens, Senior Systems Engineer rstevens@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx - - VitalStream, Inc. http://www.vitalstream.com - - - - Animal testing is futile. They always get nervous and give the - - wrong answers - ----------------------------------------------------------------------




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