kaboodle -> kmplayer
Michael Pyne
pynm0001 at comcast.net
Fri Sep 24 10:40:00 BST 2004
On Friday 24 September 2004 05:13 am, Enrico Ros wrote:
> > Well, I don't know. I tried Apple's movie trailer site, and a KMPlayer
> > window shows up, but I can never get it to actually play the movie. I
> > don't know whether to blame this on KMPlayer or the underlying backend,
> > but if you're the end user that distinction really doesn't matter. :-(
>
> Maybe it's because of the broken support for streaming url parsing in
> MPlayer. (Dunno why those guys don't take the time to fix a simple string
> parsing algo!). Try using Xine. Maybe this can also be choosed as default
> by kmplayer.
Switching to Xine did indeed bringup an embedded kmplayer that actually played
a movie. Of course, it was sans sound for some reason. *sigh* Sometimes it
works right in KMPlayer, sometimes it doesn't. :-(
> With xine backend you can have visualization while playing a plain audio
> file (try: kmplayer->configure->xine->vis: goom) and that looks really
> cool.
Well that wasn't what I was referring to actually (although that is a good
tip), I was just referring to the fact that KMPlayer brings up a huge black
box, whereas Kaboodle brings up a huge box with the normal background color
instead, which blends in much better.
> About integration I have no idea yet. As of now, choosing xine as backend
> seems a better solution for streaming urls. KMplayer is well mantained for
> sure and with some hints from usability people will get in shape to be
> swapped with kaboodle.
Of this I have no doubt, I just don't think it can happen yet is all. ;-)
Regards,
- Michael Pyne
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