2.14 playing DVD: Gxine freezes, repeats sound
2.14 playing DVD: Gxine freezes, repeats sound
Newly installed Puppy 1.14 xine playing dvd soon after the movement starts the picture freezes and it seems as though the first sound is repeated until the xserver is stopped and restarted.When the picture freezes, the program must be killed to do anything else.
The same computer and DVD operate perfectly on other Linux Distributions but not on Puppy.The computer has AMD athlon 2200 CPU and the motherboard is ECS KM400-M2 with I think onboard sound and video.In the setup it recognises the sound and video but the above continues to happen.I have tried XORG andXVESA and no difference.
Other than pathetic printing performance and the above this is a terrific distribution.I hope someone has a cure.Regards Dennis
The same computer and DVD operate perfectly on other Linux Distributions but not on Puppy.The computer has AMD athlon 2200 CPU and the motherboard is ECS KM400-M2 with I think onboard sound and video.In the setup it recognises the sound and video but the above continues to happen.I have tried XORG andXVESA and no difference.
Other than pathetic printing performance and the above this is a terrific distribution.I hope someone has a cure.Regards Dennis
re-gxine
A lot of people are having problems with gxine.
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=17455
http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?t=17455
If at first you don't succeed try try again!
Dennis,
If I may, I'll troubleshoot from an entirely different perspective than usual.
I haven't had many gxine complaints, although I've had some.
First thing I did was copy lots and lots of codecs from another distro to /usr/lib/win32
I discovered that no video would play properly unless I ran gxine in full-screen mode - in which case they would play right.
Later I read that you need to be using Xvesa and not Xorg as your graphics display program for gxine to work right.
I've not tried it with Xvesa, but things are working well enough to keep me off the complaint list, which seems to come up with fair regularity.
Hoping this helps.
Any questions - keep asking.
If I may, I'll troubleshoot from an entirely different perspective than usual.
I haven't had many gxine complaints, although I've had some.
First thing I did was copy lots and lots of codecs from another distro to /usr/lib/win32
I discovered that no video would play properly unless I ran gxine in full-screen mode - in which case they would play right.
Later I read that you need to be using Xvesa and not Xorg as your graphics display program for gxine to work right.
I've not tried it with Xvesa, but things are working well enough to keep me off the complaint list, which seems to come up with fair regularity.
Hoping this helps.
Any questions - keep asking.
Thats OK. I tried it with Xorg and Xvesa and full screen and today I installed 2.15 and it does the same thing.Maybe there is something odd in the hardware although I have used Xine in other distributions on this computer with no problems .I guess it is like building propellers,you can have 2 exactly the same and they work differently.A black art!!!
Regards Dennis
Regards Dennis