Hi Mike, I haven't heard of success trying to use xine-lib under Windows, but it sounds like you have made at least some progress towards it. Did you compile xine-lib yourself, find binaries?
As for the OSG side of things, I'm not sure what is amiss, it could be as simple as not having the plugin on your path, or osgDB isn't setting the alias from mpg to xine properly (this is what the USE_XINE is for). To find a bit more what the OSG is doing it is worth enabling the debug info i.e. set OSG_NOTIFY_LEVEL=DEBUG osgviewer --move mfile.mpg And see what info it prints out, it might be worth redirecting the console output to a file to read it easily. Robert. On 12/5/06, Mike Hartman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
OSG Users, I have been trying to get osg to display a mpeg file by the osgviewer application. I am currently running osg 1.2 with windows xp. I have used the following steps to try and get osgviewer to read and play a mpeg file. 1) Downloaded the Xine source and managed to get it to build on windows (mingw build process) 2) Added "osgPlugin Xine" to the visual studio solution. 3) Added the visual studio env variable "USE_XINE" to the osgDB project. 4) Rebuilt the osgDB project 5) Build the osgPlugin Xine 6) Rebuilt the osgviewer project. 7) Ran the osgviewer application with the following command: osgviewer --movie xyz.mpg This is the Warning that I get when I run osgviewer. Warning: Could not find plugin to read objects from file xyz.mpg Osgviewer: No data loaded Am I missing some steps to get osg to use the Xine plugin? Thanks, Mike Hartman _______________________________________________ osg-users mailing list [email protected] http://openscenegraph.net/mailman/listinfo/osg-users http://www.openscenegraph.org/
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