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You need the -dev packages (e.g liblame-dev)

You could problably just take the deb from Edgy, extract the contents and copy the file from there:
(something like this:


mkdir tmp
cd tmp
wget...

I have now (finally!) made a package that works for Edgy.
It can be found here: http://folk.ntnu.no/grannas/debs/mplayer32_20070130-1_amd64.deb

Please try it out and see if it works for you! I...

Yep, it works wonders =)

Although, now the problem becomes realmedia files =(, I'd still like to
play these with mplayer as well.

No, but I'm very sure it will work. Either way, when Edgy is released, I will make a new one, and it is due this week, so just be patient.

Yes, exactly, extract the ones you are missing. Although you might need to extract other files from other packages as well. Good luck to you =)

No, sorry, I might though, but, wmv9 works in svn ffmpeg, so it might not be needed in the future =). Although this way works for realplayer and such as well. We'll see =)

Simple - It doesn't work on Edgy. I'll make a new package when it is officially released.

Long answer: Get the dapper openoffice-lib-package and extract the 32 bit libraries from that one, and...

Hust type "mplayer32 <somevideo>" into a console, or if you prefer the gui (and have followed the appropriate steps), then you can either type "gmplayer" or press the corresponding icon in the menu.

This package was never meant for Edgy. When it is released I will probably make a new package. Edgy has newer libraries, and some of the libraries I have packaged with the mplayer32 binary is now in...

This is a bit strange. The package doesn't depende on gnutls.so.13, but gnutls.so.12. Do you have anything installed that might cause this? It seems that on my system, it's libldap that brings this...

You need to install ia32-libs-openoffice.org.


sudo apt-get install ia32-libs-openoffice.org

Yes, I seem to have missed that one. I'm adding it to the howto now.

moles: Yes, I know, and it's great! Unfortunately, ffmpeg still isn't as good as the win32 dll's as far as I can gather from the ffmpeg lists. However I excpect this to change quickly. Perhaps in the...

Theja: Installing both mplayer and mplayer32 is actually recommended, so that is not where your problem lies. The missing lib should have been installed when you installed the drivers for you...

This file is either provided by the 3d driver, or by mesa, in my case
it's xorg-driver-fglrx, since I have a ATI card. You probably would want
to install 3d drivers in your system anyhow, other...

Yes, you need the mplayer-skins package as well



sudo apt-get install mplayer-skins

Hi, try to download the binary again, for some reason I only got a
partial upload the last time.

Actually, what I did is quite simple. I ripped out the mplayer binary from
a i386 install, along...

Try this binary:

http://www.stud.ntnu.no/~grannas/debs/mencoder32

Put it in /usr/bin and let me know if it works. I'll make a package
later (when I have the time).

Yes, It's one of the previous posts. Basically what you do is make a
symbolic link from gmplayer to mplayer32 like this:
[CODE]
sudo rm /usr/bin/gmplayer
sudo ln -s /usr/bin/mplayer32...

Have you tried selecting another video output driver with the vo-option, like it says in the output? Try mplayer32 -vo help for a list of options and mplayer32 -vo <outputdriver> <filetoplay> to...

Hi, this is usually caused by bad sound-card setups. You might want to try different -vo and -ao options in mplayer. Just type mplayer -vo help and you'll see a list of your options (same goes for...

You need to make the symbolic link /usr/bin/gmplayer point at /usr/bin/mplayer32.



cd /usr/bin
sudo rm gmplayer
sudo ln -s mplayer32 gmplayer

It seems you haven't done step 1 correctly. Try to reinstall lib32asound2 (or
redo step 1).

Then you are on the wrong thread. This package only works for hoary/breezy.
Look at http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=188974 instead.