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Bachstelze, could you possibly upload the old 64-bit Dshowserver and Registercodec files that you made available before the release of Karmic? I lost all of my mplayer binaries that I previously...

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Here is the output from gcc -v:
Using built-in specs.
Target: x86_64-linux-gnu
Configured with: ../src/configure -v --with-pkgversion='Ubuntu 4.3.3-5ubuntu4'...

Last night, I successfully compiled Mplayer using this guide, but on Ubuntu 9.04.
I used an older version of Dshowserver and Registercodec, and CoreAVC 1.9.5.
So it would seem that a major...

By the way, the newer CoreAVC for windows works well with Bachstelze's code patch.

xfalcox, after you downloaded, patched, and configured the source code, just issue this command:

dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot

Or if you want to customize your ./configure , just do this:
...

It seems CoreAVC 1.9.5.0 Pro was recently released.
I'll build a package with this newer version, test it and report back soon.

khelben1979: I would much rather use free software as well!
My desktop is powerful enough to run without coreAVC + mplayer but my notebook is not.

Thanks again to Bachstelze for the help!

VDPAU is great....if you own an NVIDIA card of course.
The CPU usage is extremely low, especially with the latest driver updates!
Also, NVIDIA recently released libvdpau which if ATI or Intel were...

Your updated patch worked!
Thanks very much!

From this git source:

git clone git://repo.or.cz/mplayer && cd mplayer && git checkout origin/mt && git submodule init && git submodule update

You are correct that it works with the latest svn (18-9-2009). Thanks for the tip!
I was just wanting to integrate CoreAVC with mplayer-mt once again, because my notebook is not that powerful, hence...

Hello and thank you for the guide!
I just cloned the latest mplayer-mt source, and configured the source with just ./configure
After the code is generated, I tried applying the patch specified with...