dont need to.i can use wine for some of the video nonsense.
but some lovevly people reimplemented quicktime. and it's faster.
(but some lovevly people reimplemented quicktime. and it's faster.
tef,
Sat 2 Aug 2003, 23:36,
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oh yes,is this that crossover thing that costs $20 though?
( bananaman,
Sat 2 Aug 2003, 23:36,
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no, mplayer now supports quicktime (has done for a couple of months though)it's a right bastard to get working though at times.
www.mplayerhq.hu/
not for the faint of heart.
(www.mplayerhq.hu/
not for the faint of heart.
tef,
Sat 2 Aug 2003, 23:37,
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it looks far too scary.why can't they just give me a nice rpm that'll work for suse?
( bananaman,
Sat 2 Aug 2003, 23:39,
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xine rpms.cambuca.ldhs.cetuc.puc-rio.br/xine/
mplayer is compiled so it doesnt slow down. at all.
also. i've got about 140+ codecs installed.
and quicktime, and mediaplayer 9.
:D
(mplayer is compiled so it doesnt slow down. at all.
also. i've got about 140+ codecs installed.
and quicktime, and mediaplayer 9.
:D
tef,
Sat 2 Aug 2003, 23:42,
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what player are you using right nowxine might be a nicer choice than mplayer.
xine.sourceforge.net/
:)
(xine.sourceforge.net/
:)
tef,
Sat 2 Aug 2003, 23:40,
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well, i think i've got them both installed,it's just a matter of me not having tried anything other than double clicking on the files in kde.
( bananaman,
Sat 2 Aug 2003, 23:43,
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