From: Aleksey S. <za...@ob...> - 2004-07-26 19:32:01
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>> Is there a way to tell xine which codec to use for playback? Something >> along the lines of -vc and -ac options of mplayer? >> >> The reason I am asking is that I have several WMV8 video streams that xine >> cannot play because it uses ffmpeg??? which is broken. I could play those >> streams with mplayer if I do -vc wmv8, -ac wmadmo, but mplayer is nothing >> close to xine when it comes to buffering network streams. So is there a way >> to force codecs on xine? > > There is a thing called "decoder priorites" for that in xine. You can > configure the decoder priorites in the config dialog on the "decoder" tab. > (You might need to increase your user experience level to see these entries.) I found those in .xine/config, so I solved my problem for now by changing priorities. However, next time I come about a stream that xine has problems playing... could I change those priorities from command line? > But actually, with the default priorities, which is "all zero" for recent > versions of xine-lib, the Windows DLL decoder should already be used before > ffmpeg. So check, if all prioroties are set to zero. Also make sure you have > the win32 decoder plugin xineplug_decode_w32dll.so actually installed. I have libxine1*1-rc5-1*deb installed, that indeed has xineplug_decode_w32dll.so, but I still had it using ffmpeg before Windows DLL for WMV8 streams. Aleksey |