No problem, just glad to help (at the cost of too many e-mails LOL). I'm really impressed with their player, although it does not support divx.subtitle files. I still choose mplayer as it's file support is huge, and it's stable. There is a huge amount of documentation on their site, and included in their tarballs. I do have RPM's self made for my mandrake, but it would be so much harder for you to install those as half of my system if running later versions of so many progams. I suggest to give it a shot.
If you *only* need to play divX files, then maybe stick with divxplayer at it saves you a lot of effort for Mplayer, however if you have other formats you need to play (the list is too much to mention), go for mplayer. Chow Ralph On Mon, 20 May 2002, Brian Koppe wrote: > Thanks a lot Ralph! I'll be sure to check out MPlayer too, but I > decided to go with the player from divx.com since I've had so much > trouble getting any of the other programs to recognize the codec - > namely Xine. > > Brian -- Homepage: http://tuxpower.f2g.net/
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