On Friday 02 December 2005 11:17, Youness Alaoui wrote: > mplayer's codecs are windows .dll files that mplayer is able to read... if > the codec is available for windows, and linux (mplayer), it means it's a > standard codec available for download somewhere on the net (codec > community packs for example), which means we could find a version of that > codec for each platform and ship it with amsn. > If this codec is only used by the MS Dll in the mplayer, then it won't work on 64-bit linux. Since the Windows Media Player exists only in 32bits, the dll's can't be used.
-- Karol Krizka
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