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It does not work for me. Kaffeine still gives the same error message on
certain media (EG http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/nasatv/), mplayer works
fine on the same media but has little functionality.
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On a previous installation of Hardy KDE3, via Live CD, Kaffeine worked fine.
On my current installation of Hardy KDE, via The Same Live CD, Kaffeine refuses
to use the installed libdvdcss2.
Producing the following message:
This DVD Video is encrypted. To be able to watch it you will need to
So can this bug be considered sufficiently fixed to move the fixed
kaffeine to hardy-updates? Or should the update be pulled again, and a
better fix be attempted?
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@Martin This bug is related the kaffeine loops on Codec package is
already installed. And the loop has been solved. Besides this, there
is still a usability bug, related to this bug, but different. I don't
know if this means that the bug can be closed, a new bug should be
opened or any other
Aitor, please open a new bug, the loop itself is resolved. The usability
issue, which is a side effect of the loop, is a different task to fix.
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As Harald suggested, a new bug in
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/kaffeine/+bug/279072 has been created.
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Thanks for the heads-up. Copied to hardy-updates.
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After a long time with kaffine in detoriation - the Kubuntu project
should consider if the player has a place in future distributions
2008/10/2, Aitor Moreno [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
After 8.3, the loop stops, but I still have the same problem, but only
once.
Scenario:
1 - SVCD or VCD (both) in
@Harald sounds very on topic to me. Bad algorithms are a common reason why
workflows like this fail in their logic and need to be re-factored.
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Ok
@flaccid, stop going off-topic we are trying to get test feedback here
@hede, please also don't go off-topic, and for the record, Kubuntu 8.10
doesn't ship Kaffeine by default.
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Looks like it needs a better algorithm.
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@Harald. It is strange, because opening the video file itself
(avseq01.dat), all players play the VCD correctly. Till I get another
VCD, I will assume that it is a bad VCD format.
Anyway, kaffeine shows that same info codec already installed, and I
agree that it is a usability error, since that
After 8.3, the loop stops, but I still have the same problem, but only
once.
Scenario:
1 - SVCD or VCD (both) in HDD.
2 - Kaffeine. Open Folder, choose the SVCD folder.
3 - Kaffeine search an installs the codec, finishing with codec already
installed
4 - The SVCD *is not played*
5 - Pressing
Well, to be honest there is more usability tweaking to be done. The
behaviour Aitor is experiencing is however intended. Currently the codec
installer doesn't track whether it was executed already, if it installed
packages successful or if it was already executed for the same file.
Thus the only
Sure it is. It just seems that nobody actually uploaded this, or asked
for a sponsor. I sponsored the fix now.
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Argh, reuploaded as 8.3, since someone screwed up and used 8.2 in
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Package in -updates loops forever.
Package in -proposed behaves as in test description.
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@Martin lots of authoritive people were/are subscribed to this bug that
could of uploaded or sponsored it months ago! A few people also advised
this on IRC as well as per the messages above.
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So, the bug will not be fixed on Hardy? Because I don't want to upgrade
yet to intrepid. I don't want to be *forced* to upgrade to Intrepid
while Hardy is still maintained officially. And this is a big bug.
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I'd like to be advised why its not going to be included in the current
production release (hardy).
I'm sure it would only take a few minutes to do so.
Because at the moment its a case of Our media player for our operating
system didn't work during the entire release, we couldn't fix it until
the
Nowhere in the sentence Yes it was, and still is until the ubuntu-sru
team grants a stable release update. does it say This will never be
fixed for Hardy. It will once it has been grated an SRU.
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@apachelogger (Harald) there was a fix.
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* Fix install-codecs (LP: #210303)
- Added some returns and use KDE 4's kdesu and the new install-package
* Recommend kdebase-runtime and install-package for
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+ SRU description:
+ 1. This bug makes Kaffeine's auto-codec installation loop for media which
can't be
@Harald
Where did you get that from?
If it only goes in Intrepid it will mean that the media player for Hardy was
broken the whole release!
I think this is indicative of Kubuntu's low level of quality. I mean apparently
there is a quality assurance team and testing etc. and yet this bug got
From the kubuntu-team-can-actually-fix-stuff department.
Yes it was, and still is until the ubuntu-sru team grants a stable release
update.
QA is a preventive kind of maintenance, one can live without it, but one can't
without actual maintenance. Seeing how long this bug was _not_ fixed, I think
Interesting enough, that I am getting pretty pissed about this bug,
despite the fact that I don't even use kaffeine.
Marking importance Critical. Targeting 8.10. If we can't come up with a
reasonable fix I will propose to drop the feature.
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Importance:
I don't think it's fair to go that far people. It is indeed very
annoying that there doesn't seem to be any official movement on this
bug, but patience is a virtue, right?
There are plenty of other media players out there and I'm sure we're all
capable of using other ones until the problem with
@TWO. Ok there are other players thats right. But some time ago i had the smae
problem with Adept.
And, the fix is ready. Is there a problem with building fixed packages for
(k)ubuntu? On ubuntu bugs were fixed faster.
It is very annoying that such a thing would take 6 months to release this
@TWO
A few things to help you understand better:
* There was some official movement and at least 2 people told officials who did
nothing
* 5 months is beyond patience especially when a fix was available months ago
and simply needed to be committed. Response times by projects such as Mozilla's
I was also able to reproduce this bug. on 2008-09-16.
A possible workaround is to switch to the gstreamer engine and use the
necessary g-streamer dependencies for the codecs. Install kaffeine-gstreamer,
Run kaffeine, Click Settings-Player Engine-Kaffeine-GStreamer. I have the
fluendo codecs
This is very ugly ... i posted a fix for this problem a few months ago.
After that i compiled the original packaged of kaffeine to stop this failure.
But i can not understand why nobody from the kubuntu team would fix this. It is
impossible for a normal user to understand.
Is Kubuntu out of
@Jakarta yeah I agree. Ubuntu is very political imo and Kubuntu does not
get the attention it requires nor the respect. I also recall
highlighting this bug out to some 'leaders' of Kubuntu months ago like
at least one other person did on this bug, but no response.
Jonathan Riddell is subscribed
Confirm this bug on Kubuntu Hardy I386 with last updates. Kaffeine
always try to updates and shows that all updates in installed, after
that it start codec update again.
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It's approaching 5 months since bug was reported. No wonder Kubuntu is
still a disrespected KDE distro if this is what you get when you install
and go to play a media file..
Kaffeine is important because of its streaming protocol support (amongst
other things) but this literally kills it
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I've been redirected to this bug report as I submitted one earlier
(https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/kaffeine/+bug/269359) with
regard to this problem happening with .mov files.
Further to my bug report, it seems that the problem is intermittent when
it comes to .mov files. I downloaded
Thanx to TheReaperD !
I just installed libxine1-ffmpeg and I can now read DVD (after trying
a thounsand of different recipies, suach a .xine remove, libdvdcss2
resintall in differents ways...)
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since nobody feels like addressing this issue, i decided to do it
myself. While i didn't fix the issue (i simply don't have that kind of
time), i did enough work on it to get things working properly. the bug
is indeed with escaped characters, i believe the URI is corrupted on its
way through the
Serega, where is this debdiff? Was it attached to some bug?
Yuriy, unfortunately I haven't attached the diff to any bug. I was
placed it to kubuntu.pastebin.ca and have given the link to Riddell. He
was reviewed it and said it's ok. This was going to come to
hardy-proposed and then to
actually this was fixed long time ago (right after hardy release), but
for some reasons my debdiff still haven't reached the hardy updates :(
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I have the same issue (aktual system @ 27.08.2008)
When will this be fixed?
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Surely someone will fix this critical bug.
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I think this has something to do with the file that generates the
/dev/dvd during startup. I don't remember that file's name, but I
think a friend of mine solve this issu deleting some lines from that
file. (It would regenerate during next bootup). Anyone knows the name
of the file wich
Yes, this one is VERY VERY annoying!!! For example I'm unable to play
for example DV files (avi captured from digital camera), I always get
the damned codec loop! On both my computers - one of them upgraded from
7.xx version of kubuntu, one of them clan 8.04 installation.
I'm able to open them in
This bug is over 4 months old, is severe and makes (K)ubuntu look bad.
It was cool to introduce an automatic plugin installer, but its only cool if it
works.
How can we get someone to fix this?
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I get this codec installer never ending loop problem like whenever I try to
play some asx files too. I know I also get the problem with other file types,
but I am 100% certain I get it with asx files that contain mms protocol
references to wmw files. This is a fairly common way for wrapping
I deleted my ~/.xine directory as well as adding the medibuntu
repositories and everything seems to work correctly except:
.asx files, where I get the missing codec dialog problem. However, when
I open the file up in a text editor and paste the actual video URL , it
works fine.
Invalid URLs also
For the DVD playback issue (getting the error even after libdvdcss2 is
installed), oddly enough, installing libxine1-ffmpeg from Adept did
resolve the issue. So, if you're having the error, give it a try.
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I experienced the same problem after doing a Medibuntu-recommended
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After installing the following packages as updates, I encountered this
bug in Kaffeine:
ffmpeg_3%3a0.cvs20070307-5ubuntu7+medibuntu1.1_i386.deb
The same problem on fresh install of kubuntu 8.04.1 on Asus Eeepc 900
(kernel 2.6.24-20-eeepc).
The interesting aspect: the installation-loop happens when I try to
open non-trivial media file from samba share. By non-trivial I mean .mp4
video file (sound AAC, video x264).
However, usual .avi
Is there any solution to the problem by now? Or if xine is the problem,
is there any non-xine based videoplayer to watch videos online? (I
thought you might could use gstreamer backend for kaffeine, but if I
attempt to install the kaffeine-gstreamer package, it still installs
xine...)
Would be
Try VLC.
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VLC does not play the video-stream but just says (no video). I found a
website in german (http://wiki.ubuntuusers.de/Streaming), which told me
that this is a known problem and that VLC has problems with some
streams.
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Once again, I think that this feature is implemented with haste in
Kubuntu, and knowing that it would not work well.
I think what happens is this:
1 .- Kaffeine can not play a file.
2 .- Kaffeine try installing libxine1-ffmpeg.
3 .- Kaffeine said he installed.
4 .- Kaffeine tries to play the
Kaffeine codec installer bug: infinite loop in .3gp codec installation.
Error message: Error: Codec package is already installed.
Similar problem in .rm codec installation.
I use a clean installation of Kubuntu 8.04-KDE3 for i386.
** Description changed:
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For whatever it is worth. When I installed Kaffeine under Gnome, I had
no such problem. Just as soon as I installed the Kubuntu Desktop, I
started getting the endless codec loop. I hope this helps track down
the problem.
Also, I tried doing a complete uninstall (incl configuration files) of
Dear Martin,
I am a KDE Kubuntu user, but Kubuntu is the worst KDE-distro. I use Kubuntu
because I like very much KDE and APT and a up-to-date system, but Ubuntu's
tools are bad implemented in KDE.
I love Kubuntu because is a Debian-like up-to-date KDE distro. But Kubuntu does
not do honor to
I get the same error, with some but not all AVI files and with some but
not all CD images. I have a clean installation of hardy on intel. Right
now, it's preventing me from watching episode 19 of 20 in a season of
atlantis, which is annoying as it's the 2nd part of a 2 parter.
The codec package
2Jacarta: you are absolutely right. Actually the best solution is to
check some stream parameters (like codec ID, dunno), less good is to
check extensions or just remember the installation fact. Your way have a
serious flaw: the package can be removed from the system and kaffeine
will not install
The same problem with following URL: http://media.z1tv.cz/ (Kubuntu
8.04)
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Here is the problem code :
it is located in xinewidget ... and xine reports an unhandled stream ...
and this function is called in the play function of kaffeine ... so while
playing a video
it endlessly try's to install a codec .. maybee we shoud store a already
installed value
in the kaffeine
Looking through the possible workarounds - I still have not found any solution
that works.
When I upgraded I soon discovered the error and was genuinely surprised that
such fundamental error had not already been fixed or communicated out by the
developers. But now after some time trying
Thanks for the thought, Jose Angel Bonilla. Unfortunately, it doesn't
help the codec install looping. :-/
It does seem to be confined to people who upgraded from Gutsy to Hardy,
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I didn't upgrade from gutsy to hardy, I did a fresh install(as installed
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I did however install some packages from medibuntu.
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POSSIBLE FIX:
- You could try to delete or rename the ~/.xine folder located on your
$HOME directory, that seems to fix the problem. Kaffeine should
rebuild the configuration files to their defaults and be able of use the
codecs installed on the system.
It seems that this problem occur after an
I have the same problem described here trying to play a clip on Amazon's
MP# download section.
I freshly upgraded to Kubuntu 8.04 today, with Mediabuntu. Maybe
something mediabuntu installed is at fault? No idea.
It's unfortunate to see 'fix released when it's clearly still a
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I have the same problem with kaffeine. It's a fresh upgrade from Gutsy,
updated @ 05/19/08 and kaffeine stills looping on the codec
installation. If the fix has been already released, when it will be on
the repos? and if it was already released and applied on the latest
updates, please check
The error occurs when I try to open a MPEG video on a SAMBA server by double
clicking it in Dolphin.
I mounted the SAMBA share: when opening the file with the Kaffeine menu (file -
open) the file was correctly displayed.
I uninstalled Kaffeine and installed
This same problem happens for me when I try play an .asf file.
Not sure how to fix the problem, maybe I need to remove the medibuntu
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Sorry to ask a question here, but why does the status say fix released when as
far as I know the bug is still valid?
Shouldn't this bug be reopened and confirmed?
ps. I'm using 8.04 kubuntu
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This bug is still active and VERY annoying ; some weeks ago i was able
to play DDVDs by replacing the /dev/dvd option in xine engine parameters
with /dev/scd0, but now this fix doesn't work anymore. BTW I only have
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I got this error as well when attempting to play back DVDs (Even after
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libxine1-ffmpeg from apt, everything worked.
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I obtain the same issue with different video files, i attached a video showing
what happens when opening the video.
- Kaffeine starts to search for codecs (i installed all the codecs in gutsy -
everything worked fine - but since i upgraded i can't see those videos)
- It downloads them
- It
About http://www.universal-tao.com/archives/holy_water.wmv: dragonplayer
works after libavcodec fix ( i don't know if it worked before), kaffeine
doesn't work.
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On my Hardy upgrade I also got the 'Kaffiene installer loop'.
But I also got another dialogue:
xine Message - Kaffiene Player
The source can't be read.
Maybe you don't have enough rights for this, or source doesn't contain data
(e.g: no disc in drive). (/dev/dvd)
I found that the link for
I have a similar problem with the automatic codec installer (latest
Hardy Kubuntu beta)
I've had already installed all necessary medibuntu packages (libdvdcss2,
w32-codecs). I inserted a DVD, and Kaffeine informs me that I have to
install libdvdcss2. Strangely enough, it gives an advice that one
Process involved :
pascal4301 4144 0 17:30 ?00:00:00 /bin/sh -c
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During one cycle of codec installation ~/.xsession shows :
kaffeine: ERROR: KXineWidget: No codecs to handle media
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X Error: BadWindow (invalid
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