Hi, yes I really meant that highly-compressed video format based on Microsoft's old MPEG-4 format :). Any ideas on Noatun? Seems like nobody I know have tried it yet (since they haven't yet installed KDE 2.1). On 11 Mar 2001, at 4:01, Digital Wokan wrote: > The Divx referred to isn't the old competitor to DVD's. It's full name > is "Divx ;-)" and it's a way of making low-loss, highly compressed > AVI's. (The best example of which can be found at 405themovie.com.) > > Syamsul Anwar wrote: > > > > Hello all, > > I recently updated KDE on my Mandrake 7.2 machine to version 2.1. With > > the exception of a few now-resolved glitches (to do with the menu and > > Control Center), everything seems to be working fine. > > > > Curious about the "new" media player in KDE, I launched Noatun and > > played around with it. According to the plugins page here: > > > > http://noatun.kde.org/plugins.phtml > > > > one can install a plugin to enable AVI/DIVX playback. After compiling > > and installing the plugin from the tar file, I see that I now have > > some files in /usr/lib that begin with libdivx... > > > > But when I launched Noatun again, there doesn't seem to be any new > > entries related to DIVX support in the list of plugins?? Is there > > something else I need to do? > > > > Thanks in advance.
