well why there is no phonon-backend-mplayer? i've read arround that it is much better than xine....
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Re: Phonon-backend
Could you offer some links ?i've read arround that it is much better than xine....
My links:
> More Phonon backends: VLC, MPlayer
> Status of phonon-backend-mplayer and phonon-backend-vlc
=> Sources are in the http://websvn.kde.org/trunk/playgrou...onon-backends/
KDE Playground - Applications that are early in their lifecycle.
The phonon-backend-mplayer is working at here but the phonon-backend-vlc is crashing the KDE sound system.
[img width=400 height=306]http://img7.imageshack.us/img7/4715/multimedia.png[/img]
Test binaries (mplayer) can be found > Personal Package Archives for Ubuntu >> PPA for Rog131 >>> Package name contains: phonon. (amd64 is not building)
The Phonon backend settings are saved to the ~/.kde/share/config/servicetype_profilerc.
Example:
If there are problems (KDE sound systems crashing) the reset to the default (Xine), rename/remove/edit the servicetype_profilerc file.[PhononBackend]
Entry0_Preference=3
Entry0_Service=phononbackends/mplayer.desktop
Entry1_Preference=2
Entry1_Service=phononbackends/xine.desktop
Entry2_Preference=1
Entry2_Service=phononbackends/vlc.desktop
NumberOfEntries=3
More/earlier:
The Xine is supporting the equalizer with the Amarok > Topic: Amarok 2.2 and the Equalizer .
It is possible to change the Xine settings (gui is missing) > Topic: Using OpenGL in Dragon PlayerBefore you edit, BACKUP !
Why there are dead links ?
1. Thread: Please explain how to access old kubuntu forum posts
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Re: Phonon-backend
to be honest i don't remember where i read it because it has been a while, but i am just curious about it nothing more...
if i understand correctly from your links you have it in your repository, but only for i386 systems...Comment
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