[xine-user] .WMV help

[Jon G. <ga...@uw...>]

Ok, so I had done all the necessary stuff in order to get .wmv files to
work. I've upgraded from Xine-0.9.8 to Xine-0.9.13 and I have downloaded
all the necessary files to get the files to run. Like I downloaded the
win32 codecs and the required shared libraries. And actually, some of
the files of that format I got to run just fine! But there's one that I
still try to get to work, but gives me this error in the command line:



demux_asf: title        : Three 2 One
demux_asf: author       : JasonGuy.com
demux_asf: copyright    : His and Her Production
demux_asf: comment      :
audio_out: stream audio format is 32000 kHz sampling rate, 16 bits. mode
is 8.
audio_oss_out: ao_open rate=32000, mode=8, dev=/dev/dsp
audio_oss_out: audio rate : 32000 requested, 32000 provided by
device/sec
audio_oss_out : 2 channels output
audio_out: output sample rate 32000
demux_asf: demux loop starting...
audio_out: thread created
Loading DLL: 'divxa32.acm'
w32codec: Audio buffer min. size: 278528
w32codec: Recommended source buffer size: 1920
w32codec: init Direct Show video codec...
metronom: audio discontinuity #3, type is 2, disc_off 450000
metronom: waiting for video_discontinuity #3
Loading DLL: 'wmv8ds32.ax'
Using DirectShow codec: wmv8ds32.ax
Decoder supports the following YUV formats: YUY2 IYUV UYVY YV12 YVYU
I420 YVU9
Decoder is capable of YUV output (flags 0x7f)
video_decoder: new pts 450000
metronom: video discontinuity #3, type is 2, disc_off is 450000
metronom: video vpts adjusted with prebuffer to 1089489
w32codec: increasing source buffer to 140715 to avoid overflow.
w32codec: increasing source buffer to 143270 to avoid overflow.
w32codec: increasing source buffer to 143336 to avoid overflow.
w32codec: increasing source buffer to 145739 to avoid overflow.
...
metronom: audio vpts adjusted with prebuffer to 1089714
w32codec: increasing source buffer to 16384 to avoid overflow.
w32codec: stream convert error 512, used 0 bytes
w32codec: stream convert error 512, used 0 bytes
w32codec: stream convert error 512, used 0 bytes
w32codec: stream convert error 512, used 0 bytes
w32codec: stream convert error 512, used 0 bytes
w32codec: stream convert error 512, used 0 bytes
w32codec: stream convert error 512, used 0 bytes
...
demux_asf: end of data
demux_asf: end of data
demux_asf: unknown segtype 0
demux_asf: end of data
demux_asf: end of data
Segmentation fault



Is the problem just the codecs themselves or is it the video file that's
the problem?
- Jon Gall