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List:       kde-devel
Subject:    OT: Re: multimedia infrastructure
From:       Arnold Krille <kde () arnoldarts ! de>
Date:       2002-12-31 12:32:21
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On Monday 30 December 2002 23:49, James Richard Tyrer wrote:
> Arnold Krille wrote:
> > For me Xine is like aRts: Some like it, some do not. I like aRts and not
> > Xine, its not that beautiful thing you call it. mplayer, ogle and aviplay
> > are my favourites. All called with artsdsp before it command;-)
> AVIPlay isn't going to work for KDE in general.  The current release is for
> KDE-2 and it requires WINE and actual Windows DLLs to work --
> (i386-pc-linux-gnu only) it won't work on other platforms.

I didn't say I use it specially within KDE, and since I also installed mplayer 
it plays my divx without win or wine...

> You didn't say what it is that you don't like about Xine.  It is the
> library?

I don' tlike the GUI, I don't like the supported file-formats, which are far 
to less on my system. And the troubles the xine-arts-people had with the 
releases and cvs isn't conviencing me for xine...

Nevertheless, I don't understand, why we should switch Multimedia to the 
xine-lib? We have a lib, its called aRts! Why don't the xine developer 
implement an arts-output-plugin?

The aRts-virus has me,

Arnold
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