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Dragon Player is a video player for KDE 4 that focuses on simplicity
and easy of use. It is the successor of Codeine, a player for KDE 3.
It is now available in gutsy-backports, check out the Dragon Player website if you use Kubuntu.
13 years ago
2.0.1
Removed the locking of the volumeSlider if the mute is active
2.0.0
Fixed issue where if the user ESCed the play media dialog it wouldn't reappear.
Pressing 'M' causes mute
Return to the logo when playback is explictly stopped
New Icon
Fixed crash on double click in KPart Bug #157579
The volumeSlider is locked if the mute is active
2.0-rc1
Fix status bar title disappearing on window resize
Can turn off subtitles
Can revert to the 'auto' audio channel
Save subtitle and audio channel selection
New DBus API under /Player and /TrackList. A full implementation of MPRIS.
Fix pausing and then playing causing the window size to revert.
A new smart "Play Disc" button that plays whatever kind of media is inserted and
if more then one disc is inserted it lets you pick which disc to play.
As a result, Video CD's and Audio CD's are now experimentally supported.
2.0-beta1
Fix hang on close when paused
Restore cursor hiding over the playing video widget
Restore video settings widget (contrast, brightness), as a sidebar instead of a window.
Restore KPart
Save video settings
Audio channel selectable
Volume slider toolbar. Volume saved globally, not per-file.
Imported Amarok's runtime-selectable debug() system
2.0-alpha1
New maintainer: Ian Monroe
Renamed to Dragon Player
Ported to Qt4, KDE4 and Phonon. Many feature regressions. None of Codeine's bugs though... a whole new set!
13 years ago
2.0.1
Removed the locking of the volumeSlider if the mute is active
2.0.0
Fixed issue where if the user ESCed the play media dialog it wouldn't reappear.
Pressing 'M' causes mute
Return to the logo when playback is explictly stopped
New Icon
Fixed crash on double click in KPart Bug #157579
The volumeSlider is locked if the mute is active
2.0-rc1
Fix status bar title disappearing on window resize
Can turn off subtitles
Can revert to the 'auto' audio channel
Save subtitle and audio channel selection
New DBus API under /Player and /TrackList. A full implementation of MPRIS.
Fix pausing and then playing causing the window size to revert.
A new smart "Play Disc" button that plays whatever kind of media is inserted and
if more then one disc is inserted it lets you pick which disc to play.
As a result, Video CD's and Audio CD's are now experimentally supported.
2.0-beta1
Fix hang on close when paused
Restore cursor hiding over the playing video widget
Restore video settings widget (contrast, brightness), as a sidebar instead of a window.
Restore KPart
Save video settings
Audio channel selectable
Volume slider toolbar. Volume saved globally, not per-file.
Imported Amarok's runtime-selectable debug() system
2.0-alpha1
New maintainer: Ian Monroe
Renamed to Dragon Player
Ported to Qt4, KDE4 and Phonon. Many feature regressions. None of Codeine's bugs though... a whole new set!
MxCl
15 years ago
The play/stop actions in the menu have to be there if I am to obey the HIG, and they don't clutter in the same way as multiple play entries. The current menu is composed of items that perform distinct functions, multiple "play x..." functions are too similar and thus more cluttering/confusing.
Interface design requires you to think about a problem from many different angles and involves a great amount of compromise. My solution seems the best for the problems it solves, the extra click is unfortunate but as I said it improves the interface overall.
Thanks.
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cmf
15 years ago
Arch Linux
xine-lib 1.0.1-1
gcc 3.4.3-2
Thanks
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MxCl
15 years ago
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cmf
15 years ago
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maarizwan
15 years ago
scons/scons -Q
g++ -I/opt/kde/include/ -I/usr/lib/qt/include/ -O2 -DNDEBUG -DNO_DEBUG -DQT_NO_TRANSLATION -Ibuild/app -Isrc/app -Ibuild -Isrc -I. -c -o build/app/xineEngine.o src/app/xineEngine.cpp
src/app/xineEngine.cpp: In destructor `virtual
Codeine::XineEngine::~XineEngine()':
src/app/xineEngine.cpp:62: error: call of overloaded `log10(int)' is ambiguous
/usr/include/bits/mathcalls.h:113: error: candidates are: double log10(double)
/usr/include/c++/3.3.4/cmath:429: error: float
std::log10(float)
/usr/include/c++/3.3.4/cmath:437: error: long double
std::log10(long double)
scons: *** [build/app/xineEngine.o] Error 1
make: *** [all] Error 2
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eean
15 years ago
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MxCl
15 years ago
You can simply change line 65 so it reads blah log10( (double)foo ); and it should compile.
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OneWingedAngel
15 years ago
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eean
15 years ago
It compiled fine on a computer for 3.4.3 but didn't for 3.3.5. I guess this is what the issue is.
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maarizwan
15 years ago
anyways I'll wait for stable Codeine release!
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eean
15 years ago
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maniac
15 years ago
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MxCl
15 years ago
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aaron
15 years ago
codeine: xine_new()
codeine: xine_config_load()
codeine: xine_init()
codeine: xine_open_video_driver()
codeine: xine_open_audio_driver()
codeine: xine_stream_new()
codeine: xine_osd_new()
codeine: scope_plugin_new()
codeine: xine_event_create_listener_thread()
ASSERT: "action" in mainWindow.cpp (589)
KCrash: Application 'codeine' crashing...
Doing that from the command line gives me that, and then the KDE crash window pops up letting me know it crashed. Like I said, only when giving an argument or clicking on a video file from kde does it do this. Version 1.0_beta4
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MxCl
15 years ago
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darkcoder
15 years ago
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MxCl
15 years ago
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Shadowman
15 years ago
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MxCl
15 years ago
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AndrewJ
15 years ago
http://www.methylblue.com/codeine/
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btrident
15 years ago
Depends: libstdc++6 but it is not going to be installed.
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peroxid
15 years ago
deb http://webs.ono.com/usr047/uucp/debian unstable main
Please report me any issue
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brk3
15 years ago
Cheers, codine is coming along really well, keep up the good work :)
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MxCl
15 years ago
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soimpossible
15 years ago
I have been using kaffeine, but it has become _painful_ to use kaffeine recently. It skips every few seconds. And takes ages to load.
Codeine is a refreshing change! Much smoother, faster and more responsive.
I am experiencing some crashes however, though I imagine that its a problem with xine-lib or something.
Another thing... Its all well and good me whinging about this without opening an editor to code it myself. But gstreamer support would be excellent.
Gstreamer is great from within amaroK, but it seems to f**k up KDE. So I end up using artsd engine instead.
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