On Wed, Dec 25, 2002 at 05:20:24PM +0530, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>On Thu, Dec 26, 2002 at 01:21:21AM +0530, Jiju Thomas Mathew wrote:
>> Hi listers
>>
>> any suggestion for a VCD/DAT player ?
>> I am using the stock PCQ RedHat 7.1
>>
>
>You can always download and use mplayer. In my opinion, it is the
>best VCD player under Linux (Xine has always been slow on my computer).
>
>To play any VCD track, say track 1, you put the VCD in the drive, and
>give the command:
> mplayer -vcd 1
>
>If you have framebuffer working (I am on i810 and I recompiled the
>kernel to include the module i810fb (downloaded from sourceforge))
>then you don't even need to start X to see VCD.
Even if you don't have framebuffer working still you can play the VCD in
console mode using the 'vesa' driver of mplayer.
mplayer -vo vesa -vcd 1
After downloading mplayer sources if you want to compile on your machine
than do
./configure --enable-gui
This will also compile the GUI of mplayer. However I still prefer the
command line mplayer :-)
The GUI of mplayer is gmplayer.
Peace
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