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Kaffeine Player

0.8.7

KDE Video Application

Score 87%

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Link: Link
Downloads: 46998

Submitted: Jan 3 2004
Updated: Jul 6 2008

Description:

Kaffeine is a full featured media player for KDE3. It supports all kinds of local and network media and digital video broadcasting.
At the moment Kaffeine can use xine-lib (recommended) or Gstreamer (experimental) as backend.

Changelog:

0.8.7

* kaffeine: add MOD/STM mimetypes
* kaffeine: fullscreen fix, patch by Einars Lielmanis
* DVB: updated libdvb, added CAM menu.
* DVB: added multiservices CAM support.
* DVB: added ATSC scanning, patch by "Devin Heitmueller"
* DVB: added 7MHz autoscan.
* DVB: reworked CAM support.

License: GPL

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Wonderful

by telex on: Jan 3 2004

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This is a great application! It has replace gxine now; it is stable, usable and provides all the functionality of Xine that I need.

Thank you very much :)

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Ok, it is beautiful

by chucky on: Jan 4 2004

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chucky

... but what are the advantages over KPlayer ?

When will we see steps for an integration of the two applications ?

Is it able to record a Quicktime movie that comes from the net onto my hard drive ?

Yep it seems good, but we miss some informations ;)

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Re: Ok, it is beautiful

by kiriuja on: Jan 8 2004

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... but what are the advantages over KPlayer?

Well, I haven't tried Kaffeine yet, but one advantage I see is that is has an equalizer. Especially if it doesn't use artsd.

On the other hand, I see having several separate top level windows as a major disadvantage.

When will we see steps for an integration of the two applications?

When someone with great design and coding skills comes in and does the integration. Neither I nor Jürgen seem to have any time to spend on that. So it is unlikely to ever happen, which is a pity because there is tons of duplicate effort going on here. Playlist support is one example of code that could have been written as a component and used by both programs.

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debs available?

by iPaqTux on: Jan 5 2004

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iPaqTux

Has anyone compiled this for debian?

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In the making ...

by scobiej on: Jan 7 2004

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scobiej

Tried this out last night and was pleasantly surprised at how good it was. Needs some work on stability and I had to build the libdvdcss and libdvdread from scratch (as I downloaded the slack tgz) to get decryption working but, hey, still very easy.
Nice job.

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Great app

by axeloi on: Jan 18 2004

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A must try. I use it on Mandrake 9.2. I had to install xine-arts.

But now it totally rocks, plays mp3, avi. Cool interface, good playlist. Great app!

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goom

by daperi on: Jan 19 2004

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have you tried the visualization that comes with it? goom? it's very beautiful and very nice playing CD or e.g. internet-radio over it!!

i really like this tool --- maybe the most usefull frontend to watch dvd -- xine is a great library, but the GUI that comes natively with it is not that good

the difference kplayer and kaffeine: worlds: kplayer is using mplayer, kaffeine xinelib --- this says everything :-) (ever tried to watch a dvd with menus on mplayer? over xinelib it just works)

but i agree with the equalizer: it is not that user-friendly --- the problem is that the small bar-handlers are not that easy to catch with the mouse ... same for the timeline-handler; but that are details, that do not disturb using this tool i think

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Re: goom

by ra1n on: Jan 19 2004

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Hey Kaffeine supports Mplayer too...so some sort of exchange between two similar project would be good...IMHO the best frontend (but is for xine only) I've seen and used is gnome's Totem, it has the half of features compared to kaffeine but is fast and has a great gui, expecially for fullscreen mode.

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Kaffeine Player

KDE Video Application

Kaffeine is a full featured media player for KDE3. It supports all kinds of local and network media and digital video broadcasting. At the moment Kaffeine can use xine-lib (recommended) or Gstreamer (experimental) as backend.

0.8.7 * kaffeine: add MOD/STM mimetypes * kaffeine: fullscreen fix, patch by Einars Lielmanis * DVB: updated libdvb, added CAM menu. * DVB: added multiservices CAM support. * DVB: added ATSC scanning, patch by "Devin Heitmueller" * DVB: added 7MHz autoscan. * DVB: reworked CAM support.

Wonderful

This is a great application! It has replace gxine now; it is stable, usable and provides all the functionality of Xine that I need. Thank you very much :)

Ok, it is beautiful

... but what are the advantages over KPlayer ? When will we see steps for an integration of the two applications ? Is it able to record a Quicktime movie that comes from the net onto my hard drive ? Yep it seems good, but we miss some informations ;)

Re: Ok, it is beautiful

debs available?

Has anyone compiled this for debian?

In the making ...

Tried this out last night and was pleasantly surprised at how good it was. Needs some work on stability and I had to build the libdvdcss and libdvdread from scratch (as I downloaded the slack tgz) to get decryption working but, hey, still very easy. Nice job.

Great app

A must try. I use it on Mandrake 9.2. I had to install xine-arts. But now it totally rocks, plays mp3, avi. Cool interface, good playlist. Great app!

goom

Re: goom

Kaffeine is a full featured media player for KDE3. It supports all kinds of local and network media and digital video broadcasting.
At the moment Kaffeine can use xine-lib (recommended) or Gstreamer (experimental) as backend.

0.8.7

* kaffeine: add MOD/STM mimetypes
* kaffeine: fullscreen fix, patch by Einars Lielmanis
* DVB: updated libdvb, added CAM menu.
* DVB: added multiservices CAM support.
* DVB: added ATSC scanning, patch by "Devin Heitmueller"
* DVB: added 7MHz autoscan.
* DVB: reworked CAM support.

This is a great application! It has replace gxine now; it is stable, usable and provides all the functionality of Xine that I need.

Thank you very much :)

... but what are the advantages over KPlayer ?

When will we see steps for an integration of the two applications ?

Is it able to record a Quicktime movie that comes from the net onto my hard drive ?

Yep it seems good, but we miss some informations ;)

Tried this out last night and was pleasantly surprised at how good it was. Needs some work on stability and I had to build the libdvdcss and libdvdread from scratch (as I downloaded the slack tgz) to get decryption working but, hey, still very easy.
Nice job.

A must try. I use it on Mandrake 9.2. I had to install xine-arts.

But now it totally rocks, plays mp3, avi. Cool interface, good playlist. Great app!