Debian Sarge AMD64 and WMV3 ..... again

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Debian Sarge AMD64 and WMV3 ..... again

Postby vizArt » 12 May 2006 16:05

Dear comunity,

sorry for my stupid question, but i searched a lot of hours for finding a solution of my problem.
A customer submitted a lot of *.wmv (WMV-3) video files to my debian sarge server. To check the content of this video-files, i need to transcode them.

Okay my first solution was using the VLC-Client, but my problem is that my VLC client could not open these eindows-wmv3-files.

My questions are:
1. Is it possible to stream this video-files via VLC (on my Sarge-AMD64 Server)
2. Is it possible to install the needed win32codecs (on my Sarge-AMD64 Server)?
and if it is possible pleeeeease tell me how.
(I have no problems to compile VLC)

I found the "nightly builds" that looks very well but it is only for the sid amd64 distribution.

Please, please, please help me

regards vizArt

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Postby thresh » 12 May 2006 17:17

afaik those windows dlls are for 32bit machines and on x86_64 you cannot use them.
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Postby vizArt » 12 May 2006 19:48

@thresh: many thanks for answering,

Can i use other dll's for viewing this WMV3 - Format?
Or is there any other chance to view this files via VLC on an AMD64 Debian Server?

regards

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Postby littlejohn » 12 May 2006 21:07

@thresh: many thanks for answering,

Can i use other dll's for viewing this WMV3 - Format?
Or is there any other chance to view this files via VLC on an AMD64 Debian Server?

regards
Maybe you could try dchroot to install vlc in a 32bit environment.

Cheers,
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