OK, so run it in a termimal and look at the messages! Usually it will do this if an audio or video driver won't load. Try
xine -X XShm - A oss if just xine doesn't do it. Also xine -? will list the available drivers for audio and video. V. On Tuesday 01 January 2002 10:30 pm, you wrote: > Thanks for all your input guys. I installed all the relevent RPM's then > ran usr/bin/xine and the ui came up, then immediately crashed. The ui > looks great (for the 2 seconds I get to see it anyway =), a huge leap > from the old ui. But, I just can't get it to run no matter what. It > would be really great to try out this program as I've heard lots of > great things about it but even when I got older versions to run, some of > the codecs must have been wrong as the video was all screwy (barely > visible). I'll keep playing with it though...
