On Monday 20 May 2002 21:42, you wrote: > Sorry for all the e-mails guys, but I found the solution to the > segfaults. > > remove the ~/.divxPlayer/DivXPlayer.dbf file > > restart divxPlayer > > right click on the screen, and go to options. > > click on the "general" tab and uncheck "Check for new ...." and > "Display splash screen..." > > Close off divxPlayer .. and bob's your uncle, it should work now. > At least it does here. > > I thin that the startup search for a new version is buggering up > the whole program. > > Greetings > Ralph
I have my version on now. So what's the advantage then. Doesn't seem to play commercial DVD's. I guess you have to have these high compression "mp3,sort of" video files that the website speakes of. So where do you get them then. Is this a player for home camcorder type movies ? Someone fill me in please. John -- John Richard Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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