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could you please Add me on MSN @ sami8519 at hotmail dot com
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Ok more detalies.
vdr-1.7.6
vdr-xine-1.9.1
on an gentoo distro and i start xine from .xinitrc like this:
/usr/bin/xine -V vdpau -f -pq -A alsa --post vdr_video --post vdr_audio
vdr://tmp/vdr-xine/stream#demux:mpeg_pes
and for mplayer ihave this on mplayer.sh
#!/bin/sh
CMDLINE="mplayer -fs -v
ct 3 19:37:10 localhost vdr: [5715] cVideoRepacker: operating in H.264 mode
Oct 3 19:37:10 localhost vdr: [5715] SetBrokenLink: no GOP header found in
video packet
Oct 3 19:37:10 localhost vdr: [5715] [xine..put] cXinelibDevice::PlayVideo:
Detected H.264 video
Oct 3 19:37:10 localhost vdr: [5
Jul 19 21:55:37 debian vdr: [7867] Local decoder/display (cXinelibThread)
thread started (pid=7861, tid=7867)
Jul 19 21:55:37 debian vdr: [7867] [xine..put] xineliboutput: plugin file is
/usr/lib/vdr/libvdr-xineliboutput.so.1.7.0
Jul 19 21:55:37 debian vdr: [7867] [xine..put] Searching frontend
yeah,
this was it. i didn't get audio out of my alsadev, just because the vdr user
wasnt in this audio group.
Dec 25 12:17:03 gockels-video vdr: [5644] [softdevice-audio] Opening alsa
device default
Dec 25 12:17:03 gockels-video vdr: [5644] [softdevice-audio] Using alsa AC3
device hw:0,1
Dec 25
Hello again,
I made to many mistakes in my last post.
First to get /dev/dsp working, load the snd-pcm-oss
modprobe snd-pcm.oss
After that add the user who wants to play something to the audio group
and login again.
You can add the user in /etc/group or you can use the adduser tool.
Thanks
On Sa,
Hi,
Placbakopen error? hmm
did you insert your vdr-user into audio group?
/etc/group
order
adduser???
On Fr, Aug 04, 2006 at 09:39:38 +0200, Alex Golks wrote:
> at first, thanks alot for the help.
> perhaps i "not see the wood for the trees" (is this right in english). wanna
> say, perhaps im j
at first, thanks alot for the help.
perhaps i "not see the wood for the trees" (is this right in english). wanna
say, perhaps im just too stupid...
here are some debuggin outputs, for just to be sure that alsa works for me:
cat /dev/urandom >/dev/dsp works, get this funny white noise out of my s
