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Playing .ogv on N900
Just downloaded 480p ogv version of trailer from
http://durian.blender.org/download/ The only player that opened it was KMplayer and it was veeery slow, about 0.3fps :( (Media Player, mplayer, vlc and ffplay without options failed) What can you recommend? Package for ogg is installed (forgot it's name), maybe there is another one for ogv? |
Re: Playing .ogv on N900
What the hell is OGV? You shouldn't be surprised you can't play it on the N900...it's not a regular format, not even on PC.
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Re: Playing .ogv on N900
It's Ogg Theora. So it's a regular, albeit not widespread format. Any modern Linux PC is able to play it out of the box, though.
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Re: Playing .ogv on N900
Same question here. Any solution for ogv?
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Re: Playing .ogv on N900
try install package ogg-support from extras-devel
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Re: Playing .ogv on N900
In game stratagus/wargus is all vides converted to ogv format and wargus play all videos without problem. (But yes, it has own simple video player glued into engine - using theroa library).
So HW in N900 can play video without problem, but there is maybe problem with players... I try investigate where is problem and how to easy play ogv videos. |
Re: Playing .ogv on N900
So here is solution how to play theora videos using gstreamer libraries.
What is needed: theora and vorbis decoder for gstreamer; simple gstreamer utility which connect buffer pipes togeter. Installing packages (as root): $ apt-get install gstreamer0.10-ogg gstreamer0.10-vorbis gstreamer0.10-theora gstreamer-tools Playing theora video and vorbis audio from file (file may have extension .ogv): $ gst-launch filesrc location=<video.ogv> \! oggdemux name=demuxer demuxer. \! queue \! theoradec \! xvimagesink demuxer. \! queue \! vorbisdec \! pulsesink Q: What?? Why this very long command?? A: gst-launch is very simple program which only connect buffer pipes togeter. '\!' means similar as s pipe '|' in shell/bash. First is needed to demux file into audio and video part. Video stream needs to be decoded from theora format to RGB/YUV images which can be shown on screen by Xv. Next audio stream needs to be decoded from vorbis format to uncompressed RAW/WAV which pulseaudio can play. |
Re: Playing .ogv on N900
I already installed ogg-support. Where is that videopayer?
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Re: Playing .ogv on N900
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Re: Playing .ogv on N900
I get this using your command:
Setting pipeline to PAUSED ... Pipeline is PREROLLING ... Nothing more happens. |
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