> Jaromír Mikeš wrote: > >> < The error says it all. >> < Stream #0.0 -> #0.0 >> < > Unsupported codec (id=0) for input stream #0.0 >> < What kind of an avi is this? AVI files are merely containers and do not >> < really tell you what codec is in use. >> < >> < Mplayer has its own codecs that it uses. You may have better luck with >> < mencoder. >> >> Thanks Gustin I will try. >> > > "Video formats" are always containers ;), because they are including > audio and video. I guess ffmpeg should work (it's fine for one of my 64 > Studios), but I have installed mencoder too. You also might try the xine > stuff. But why should ffmpeg not work if all dependencies are fine? >
PS: Kvm for KDE converts videos just by doing a right mouse click, you don't have to launch an application and then to load the video file. It's as comfortable and stable as a Windows application, but much more ethical. Why not using KDE instated of the 64 Studio's default GNOME, when you're interested in working with video?
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