mplayer: cant startForum: Multimedia Topic: mplayer: cant start started by: ailinzhe Posted by ailinzhe on May 23 2004,14:12
just installed it this morning, tne newest testing version: marillatbut when i start it, only appear: Mplayer interrupted by signal 6 in module: unknown. after i click ok, appear: Mplayer crashed. This shouldn't happen. It can be a bug in the Mplayer code or in your drivers or in your gcc version. Posted by libretto on June 10 2004,09:50
I recently tried the latest version of the mplayer.dsl module that someone had created and it worked fine.
Posted by ke4nt1 on June 10 2004,12:51
When you wrote"the newest testing version", did you apt-get the mplayer, ordownload the .deb files from Debian? Have you tried the .dsl extension for mplayer with DSL version 0.7.0 or 0.7.1 ? Many folks have posted with success at running it in DSL. Mine plays mpg avi wma dvd's etc... no problem.. Since DSL is not 100% debian, a download from "somewhere else" may give problems... 73 ke4nt Posted by panama on July 02 2004,03:44
I have done a mydsl on the MPLAYER and it doesn't work for me at all. A double click on the icon does nothing. Running from a command line does nothing. Any ideas as to how to make this work??btw...HDD install of 7.1 Posted by ke4nt1 on July 02 2004,04:45
In your post, does your message " I have done a mydsl" mean that you are building a new .dsl extension for MPlayer, or that you are trying to install the one available in the extensions area? In an earlier post, you mentioned " newest testing version" I'm guessing your building it from the latest sources... If you are building a new mplayer.dsl, take a moment to download the one from the repository, open it up, and look inside it to get an idea of how it should look when you build yours. always verify the md5sum after downloading, so you know for sure your copy is valid and intact. The mplayer.dsl in the repository seems to work fine. I use it frequently for viewing and playing many different files. If you are building from the newest sources, some libs may not be present in DSL, or in the stable apt repository, that MPlayer needs. What errors are you getting when you are compiling? 73 ke4nt Posted by mpie on July 02 2004,11:35
how do you check md5 sums???
Posted by cbagger01 on July 02 2004,12:24
make sure that your md5 file is located in the same directory as your downloaded file (*.dsl, *.iso, *.ci, etc).Then open an Xterminal and type in the following: cd name-of-your-directory (this is not necessary if you saved everything to your default home directory) md5sum -c name-of-file.md5.txt If you get an "OK" message then your file is good. Posted by mpie on July 03 2004,17:32
thanks that will be a great help...........
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