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Title: Mplayer & Libts
Post by: samac on January 15, 2005, 12:27:55 pm

While trying to install mplayer I get a dependency error for libts-0.0-0(>=0.0cvs20041127)

However I cannot find libts in any feeds, 3.5.2 or 3.5.1

Any suggestions

Samac

Title: Mplayer & Libts
Post by: samac on January 18, 2005, 05:19:40 pm

Anyone?

If you have mplayer working let me know how you got round this dependency.

Steven

Title: Mplayer & Libts
Post by: Mahoro on January 18, 2005, 07:57:55 pm

The library you need are:
Libmad0.15.0b-r0...
Libogg0_1.1-r0...
LibPostproc_1.0pre3t....
Libvorbis_1/0/1-r0...
Libvorbisdec1_2002.....

All of them can be found in /3.5.2/feed/library....in the feed...
The library's list is pretty long, might be it takes some time to load the list.

P.S. Or might be you can try hentiges rom, all of them are pre-install in cardfs
Is a worry-free rom

Title: Mplayer & Libts
Post by: samac on January 19, 2005, 04:34:28 am

Thanks Maharo

I was missing a library

It now works from the command line but is painfully slow. Still one step closer than before.

It still complains about the libts dependency could this be the thing slowing it down.

Steven

Title: Mplayer & Libts
Post by: adf on January 21, 2005, 01:48:43 am

in your mplayer config did you try ac=mad ?
It seems that mplayer is a lot happier if you point audio decoding that way.   ao=oss seems to be ok too, but that seems to use stuff other than mad generally.

Title: Mplayer & Libts
Post by: samac on January 21, 2005, 04:39:27 am

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in your mplayer config did you try ac=mad ?

OK an improvement, video is now running about half speed, and sound works sporadically, but at the correct rate.

Any other config gems, because my config file was completely empty.

A useful one would be something to set rotation to 90 or 270.

many thanks

Steven