Re: Submit a bug report

Torsten Jager <[email protected]> Mon, 29 Jun 2020 14:54:30 +0200
Newsgroups gmane.comp.video.xine.devel
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hii Michael,

> I am quite happy with xine, but lately running into problems with
> videos that use eac3 or opus audio streams. They play with mplayer and
> vlc, but xine in case of eac3 generates "not enough data to encode"
> messages when playing eac3 streams (producing sound which is
> interrupted by ~0.5s of silence every second or so.
Should be fixed now.
> opus streams are simply not recognized (no plugin available to handle
> 'Opus Audio').

Sounds like an issue I fixed before.

Now, try to build current xine-lib from hg.

You will need binutils, gcc, make, automake, autoconf, perl, bison, and
the relevant "-devel" packages (unless you have built such pack yourself
already). Then, say

$ ./autogen.sh <foo>

instead of the usual ./configure, and

$ make

$ sudo make install


> I am using Fedora 32, xine-ui-0.99-12-2, xine-lib-1.2.10-3, and
> xine-lib-extras-1.2.10-3 - and are happy to provide some test cases if
> you think this will help - provided that I can find a way to submit it ;-)
I can only build binaries for OpenSuSe, and I probably dont use the same
ffmpeg version as you (they wear out major versions very quickly...).

Torsten