Jason: Actually I didn't need the win32 codecs, I got it to play only by typing the url into a file (e.g a.txt) and then Opening that file from within xine. So it looks to be a command line problem. For some reason, it is not accpeting a url on the command line. Also it is not accepting xine --help.
(I would really love to get this working to see if vidix is working for via unichrome this time round, but can only do it from command line)Humpty, Thanks for your feedback. /opt/bin/xine is a wrapper, and I need to rewrite it to accept command line options. I overlooked that. Basically, the line:
exec /opt/xine/bin/xine
needs to be
exec /opt/xine/bin/xine $*
so it will accept command line arguments. There are a couple of other things I want to change as well, but add the $* in the /opt/bin/xine script for now and that will allow xine --help and all of that.
Thanks.
Update: Come to find out, it does not need a wrapper like I originally thought. I will symlink the stuff in /opt/xine/bin/ and resubmit later if all else is working right.Thanks to Juanito for: gimp-1.2.uci now posted.
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Thanks to Juanito for: gimp-1.2.uci
Hmm, okay. I guess you can delete the one I submitted.
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Thanks to Juanito for: gimp-1.2.uci
Hmm, okay. I guess you can delete the one I submitted.
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