-- Matthew Weier O'Phinney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote (on Wednesday, 05 February 2003, 04:48 PM -0500): > I'm on debian testing, and want to view DVDs via my dxr3 card. I tried > installing the em8300 package, but it wasn't set up correctly, so I > ended up grabbing the source and installing it by hand. Since I wasn't > able to get the deb of em8300, I also ended up compiling and installing > xine-lib and xine-ui by hand. > > The dxr3 card works fine -- vga loopback sends video fine, and I can get > my vga overlay up and running (I can send output from lsmod and > em8300setup, if necessary, to show that installation works). When I try > and run xine, however, wierd stuff happens. > > Half the time, it seems like xine is unable to find the spu-en/decoder > on the card, and thus won't play anything and locks up. The other half, > it will play the first chapter -- usually just the copyright notice -- > and stops and locks up. I don't ever get to the menus, and trying to > play a later chapter via the command-line always comes up as an > unsupported option.
Followup: I can start chapters if I mount the dvd and use the file:// syntax for MRLs. However, I get audio (very choppy) and only a green screen. Since my card uses a bt865 chip, I can only set options for the em8300 module - and I've tried setting the dicom_control and dicom_fix options in all 4 combinations, and still only get a green screen when using the file:/ syntax. When using 'xine dvd:/', I get the copyright notice, which displays correctly. -- Matthew Weier O'Phinney [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
