Frank Smith wrote: > Hi Ralph > I'm not sure what driver I'm using! > Seems ok now though. > I had a few avi's that didn't seem to play but I think they maybe in > wide screen format and this is causing a problem. > > Cheers > Bob
Hi Frank :) no, some AVIs and WMVs sometimes don't play regarding to versions of codec packages for Linux or because of the used media player. I sometimes try different media players. Btw. those Windows codecs or containers sometimes even can't be played on Windows PCs, especially those from 'permissive artwork pages'. I wonder if those videos are really videos all the time. High definition formats are ok, I only had issues when I try to convert from wide screen to 4:3, people became Coneheads, Mickey Mouse voices and video and audio were completely out of sync. I don't suspect the X driver or your graphics, but codec libs, applications and malicious non-videos. Cheers! Ralf _______________________________________________ 64studio-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.64studio.com/mailman/listinfo/64studio-users
