[MPlayer-dev-eng] The eternal question : rpms

[Matthias Saou]

Once upon a time, Arpi wrote :

> > Yeah, I just added a dependency on my divx4linux package since it
> > requires it to read divx4 files... but I can't seem to play "old" DivX
> > files with no more Windows DLLs like I am now able to with either xine
> > or aviplay. what about RTFM ? try -vc odivx or -vc divx4
> and mplayer-rtfm.rpm ? :)

OK, it's me... I was expecting it to recognize the stream automatically
like the other programs I'm used to use. I'll try that and read more docs
next time ;-)

> users reporetd that libdvdread 0.9.1 doens't work with libcss 1.0.0, but
> it works with 0.0.3

True. Nor does libdvdread 0.9.2 for that matter, and the only reason is
because it accesses the libdvdcss shared lib with a hard-coded value of
"libdvdcss.so.0" whereas libdvdcss 1.0.0 is now "libdvdcss.so.1". So all
you need to do is replace the one and only occurrence in the libdvdread
source and it works fine :-)

Matthias

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