> Any ideas what's happening/how to fix?
It could be you are trying to play video formats that are not
supported/installed. Have you installed the non-free codecs? I can't recall
the link, but there's a page about it on the Ubuntu wiki.

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Dont think so. The same files played fine a week or so ago. Any others?
Paul
On Friday 30 November 2007 6:44:47 am Donn wrote:
> > Any ideas what's happening/how to fix?
>
> It could be you are trying to play video formats that are not
> supported/installed. Have you installed the non-free codecs? I can't recall
> the link, but there's a page about it on the Ubuntu wiki.
>
> d



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On Friday 30 November 2007 7:31:45 pm Paul Kaplan wrote:
> Dont think so. The same files played fine a week or so ago. Any others?
Paul,

I'm really not the type to complain. If you noticed I stayed out of the
last "top posting" thread, But please don't top post. It makes it hard to
follow a thread.

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> Dont think so. The same files played fine a week or so ago. Any others?
Try:
kaffeine --verbose yourvid

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