Re: Hello
Hi!
I know that problem with playing mov files and getting no audio. I got it to,
but I don't use mplayer but Kaffeine Plugin and xine. First I thought it was
a driver problem, because Kaffeine says that the Audio driver for Qt... is
missing. So unfortionaly the same movie I tried works on desktop perfectly. I
postet this to the Kaffeine List and got some angry answers who said I got
bad luck, the win32 drivers don't work for PPC and so on and that I shouldn't
post there.
Unfortionally I didn't find a solution, but as xine homepage says that mplayer
and xine are closley linked in development I guess its the same Problem.
By the way I tested to download the movie stream, an option which xine offers
and to play it on an windows machine ==> result no sound!
My guess is that the problem is not the drivers but the streaming somehow.
Here's the link I tried!
http://www.utv.at/direct.php?id=164
It's a film completly made by me (the video is just a snapshot with a digi
cam, the overlayed video effect was programmed by me, the music recorded
mixed and cut by me and the guitar is also me ...)
It's a pitty this doesn't work and it's a pitty there's no Flash Plugin for
PPC or is there one, because if there is it would be good to know!
But probably some got a solution! If you get one I'm interested too!
Rainer
Am Samstag, 12. März 2005 02:06 schrieb Michael:
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> David Pye wrote:
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> <pre wrap="">Hi,
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> On Friday 11 March 2005 22:33, Michael wrote:
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> <pre wrap="">OK I am going linux crazy. I have been trying to install
> linux on my mac for about a year now to no avail.
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> define 'to no avail'. What did you try, exactly, and what was the problem?
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> <pre wrap="">The common answer I got was that
> linux didn't like the combination of my rage 128 pro card with my studio
> display monitor. Can anyone help me?
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> Well, we still don't know the symptoms of your problem, or what
> distributions etc of Linux you tried.
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> <blockquote type="cite">
> <pre wrap="">PowerPC G4 Dual 450
> 30 GB Hard Drive
> 896 MB ram
> Rage128 pro graphics card
> 16 MB VRAM
> 17" Apple Studio Display Flatscreen
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> David
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> Sorry. I have tried the Yellow-Dog, Mandrake 9.1. Debian 3.0r2
> "Woody" installations. I have also tried the Rock linux LiveCD image
> which appeared to have the same symptoms.<br>
> To me, sort of a newbie, it appears as if as soon as the kernel takes
> over from the boot loader that it tries to load an incompatible monitor
> driver, or display mode. Having just gotten back from another attempt
> to install Woody, with a new problem this time, the only way I could
> even boot the disk was to boot install24-safe. I am not sure the diff
> between install24 and install24-safe but I think it is important to my
> problem.<br>
> If I remember right the last time that I tried install24 the problem
> was the usual one, after I get the initial text that ends in booting
> linux the screen goes blank. this is what I have figured out is the
> kernel taking over, on that I could be wrong, it may take over before
> that, but that's what I think. From what I read the difference
> between install and install24 is install uses the 2.2 kernel and
> install24 uses the 2.4 kernel, so from that I am guessing that my
> system can't start up from the 2.2 kernel<br>
> <br>
> Mandrake I don't remember that well. But it was either that or
> Yellow-dog that the only way I could get the installer disk to boot up
> is to use a benH option, which I just leaned is a different kernel
> variation. Yellow-Dog I could not even get through the installation
> on, something about a version mismatch between the CD's I downloaded,
> and Mandrake had the same problem as my former installation of Debian,
> after the text goes to the point "starting linux" the screen goes
> blank. Now I am redownloading Debian because the installer said that
> some package I am trying to install is corrupted and can't be
> downloaded. So that will take me a few weeks<br>
> <br>
> --Mike<br>
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