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| − | which had too many files to manually parse. After some further inestigating, it appears to be related to audio. Something else has the audio locked, in my case I was listening to mp3s with [[xmms]] at the time. Once I close xmms, all was well. | + | which had too many files to manually parse. After some further inestigating, it appears to be related to audio. Something else has the audio locked, in my case I was listening to mp3s with [[xmms]] at the time. Once I close xmms, all was well. If you don't require audio to view the file, you can alternative just disable the audio for while the video is playing: |
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Latest revision as of 14:21, 20 September 2006
When trying to run xine on Debian I was getting an error:
$ xine tpb.mpg This is xine (X11 gui) - a free video player v0.99.5cvs. (c) 2000-2004 The xine Team. can't create mcop directory $
so I tried to find the culprit:
$ find /home -iname "*mcop*" -exec ls -l {} \;
which had too many files to manually parse. After some further inestigating, it appears to be related to audio. Something else has the audio locked, in my case I was listening to mp3s with xmms at the time. Once I close xmms, all was well. If you don't require audio to view the file, you can alternative just disable the audio for while the video is playing:
$ xine -A none tpb.mpg
