MPlayer asks for video libraries when commanded to play FLAC file!!!
Hi: I do 'mplayer some_flac_file.flac' and then he complains about not finding libfaac.so.0. Absurd. This is a video library. If I had put some video file filename in the command line, I understand. But this seems really odd to me. I downloaded mplayer from Slackbuilds, it compiled perfectly well, and produced a package named MPlayer-1.0rc2-custom-3_SBo.tgz. I installed the package containing the libfaac library, and now he asks for libx264.so.56, another video library. How can this be?
My distribution is 12.0, kernel 2.6.21.5. The MPlayer version I cannot know because 'mplayer --version' only outputs the error message. |
you built the MPlayer package on a host with faac, x264 and whatever installed, so its binary linked to those libraries (they are autodetected by configure, you can verify to what's linked with "ldd /usr/bin/mplayer"): to do it short, if you install the resulting tgz on another machine, the packages of the libraries are needed too.
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I would never had suspect that. Thanks a lot.
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It plays FLAC audio just fine: Code:
root@qemu12:~/build# mplayer /tmp/808_Cymbal.flac Eric |
It's a dream become reality. Thanks, thanks a lot. I am downloading it now. I always had a problem with mplayer: it played everything well, both audio and video, except CDDA. I'll let LQ readers know about your mplayer's performance playing CDs. Many regards.
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This mplayer is playing flac files well. But curiously enough,
Code:
semoi@darkstar:~$ mplayer cdda://1 mplayer cdda://3 -ss 9 -endpos 10 This would play from position 9s up to position 9 + 10 = 19s. This I cannot do with any command line CD player that I know. |
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