Strings attached to codecs.conf explained.

Based on a patch by Andrew Church <achurch@achurch.org>.


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Check if you have <CODE>codecs.conf</CODE> in your home directory
(<CODE>~/.mplayer/codecs.conf</CODE>) left from old MPlayer versions, and remove it.</P>
<P>Note that if you have a <CODE>codecs.conf</CODE> in <CODE>~/.mplayer/</CODE>,
the builtin and system <CODE>codecs.conf</CODE> will be ignored completely.
Do not do this unless you want to fiddle with MPlayer internals as this can
can cause many problems. If you want to change the codecs search order, use
the <CODE>-vc</CODE>, <CODE>-ac</CODE>, <CODE>-vfm</CODE>, or <CODE>-afm</CODE>
options either on the command line or in your config file (see the manual
page).</P>
<P><B>Debian users</B> can build a <CODE>.deb</CODE> package for themselves,
it's very simple. Just exec <CODE>fakeroot debian/rules binary</CODE> in
MPlayer's root directory. See

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<DT>Q: I got this playing MPEG files: Can't find codec for video format
0x10000001!</DT>
<DD>A: You have an old version of codecs.conf at <CODE>~/.mplayer/</CODE>.
Upgrade it from <CODE>/etc/</CODE>.<BR>
<DD>A: You have an old version of codecs.conf at <CODE>~/.mplayer/</CODE>,
<CODE>/etc/</CODE>, <CODE>/usr/local/etc/</CODE> or similar. Remove it.<BR>
<B>OR</B> you have the <CODE>vc=</CODE> option or something similar in your
config file(s).</DD>
<DD>&nbsp;</DD>