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Kaffeine Player

0.8.7

KDE Video Application

Score 87%

juergenk
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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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I agree!

by fgalli on: Oct 4 2004

Score 50%

fgalli
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I don't like this new kaffeine at all.
The previous interface was much better, more user friendly and intuitive. I also loved the toolbar with the controls at the bottom.
There is nothing good about the new interface and what is worse is that it crashes continuously. Furthermore, it creates a wizard.bla file and xine-config file in my home, instead of reading the xine config file in the .xine dir.

Why wasting time in a new interface (which looks worse and less usable) instead of improving the stability?
Sometimes some applications and interfaces are just GOOD and no change is needed.

I just reinstalled ver. 0.4.3b

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Re: I agree!

by Drolyk on: Oct 7 2004

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Drolyk

I dont like new interface too :-/

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Congratulations!

by miguel21lop on: Oct 4 2004

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miguel21lop

The new interface and funcionalities are much better and modern. You've done a fantastic work. So keep with it! In a while we all will have not only nice but also mature app :-)

Miguel L
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new interface

by aaron on: Oct 7 2004

Score 50%

aaron

I was so happy when I discovered kaffeine sometime last year. Finally I had a media player for linux that I liked. It worked with KDE, played movies as well as xine, and had a simple as well as effective interface. I hate being this critical, but this new interface is terrible. Its confusing and messy. I guess I'll be sticking with kaffeine-4.3b untill something else comes along. Thanks for your work though, I hope in future versions the interface can be customizable.

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Re: new interface

by fgalli on: Oct 7 2004

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fgalli
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I also hope that in the new release the UI will be customiseable so that I can configure it like it was before this change. I also don't criticise so often, I actually think kaffeine is great, but I'm not happy with the new UI. I hope it will be possible to reverse this change!

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Toolbars

by huru on: Oct 7 2004

Score 50%

huru

Finally got this new version tested.

For those who liked the old interface better, like me, it's possible to configure the toolbars for your liking. However looks like the toolbar positions are not saved when exiting the program. I turned off all but control toolbar and moved control toolbar to the bottom, when I exit program and reopen, all toolbars are turned on again and moved back to the top :(

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Re: Toolbars

by huru on: Oct 7 2004

Score 50%

huru

Additional info: Toolbar configuration is saved to ~/.kde/share/config/kaffeinerc as it should, for example:

[Main Window Toolbar controlsToolBar]
IconText=IconOnly
Index=0
Offset=55
Position=Bottom

[Main Window Toolbar mainToolBar]
Hidden=true
Index=1

(among others)

It looks like that config it just not read or respected next time when loading application.

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Re: Re: Toolbars

by Tschaeck on: Oct 7 2004

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Tschaeck

i experienced the same problem. configuring the toolbars in kaffeine does not work and hacking the config file doesn't work either. but i don't like most of these toolbars!
would be nice to be able to configure them just like i want to. :)

ps: i also don't like the new logo movie. it is too inanimate ;)

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Equalizer

by RockMan81 on: Oct 9 2004

Score 50%

RockMan81
KMobileTools Development Team
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I've often preferred kaffeine from other video and also audio players for the equalizer: neither xine and mplayer have it (well, gmplayer has it, but it's really ugly), and neither amarok.
Why don't you put it back again?

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Very nice!

by asciiwhite on: Oct 10 2004

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asciiwhite

One suggestion would be nice if i could load subtitle files (srt) through kaffeine :).

But besides that i do like your new interface, I now use kaffeine for DVD/svcd/vcd/mp3 basically all my media playing which is what i've been wannting for along time now.

Keep up the great work...

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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.

I agree!

Re: I agree!

I dont like new interface too :-/

Congratulations!

The new interface and funcionalities are much better and modern. You've done a fantastic work. So keep with it! In a while we all will have not only nice but also mature app :-)

new interface

Re: new interface

I also hope that in the new release the UI will be customiseable so that I can configure it like it was before this change. I also don't criticise so often, I actually think kaffeine is great, but I'm not happy with the new UI. I hope it will be possible to reverse this change!

Toolbars

Re: Toolbars

Re: Re: Toolbars

Equalizer

I've often preferred kaffeine from other video and also audio players for the equalizer: neither xine and mplayer have it (well, gmplayer has it, but it's really ugly), and neither amarok. Why don't you put it back again?

Very nice!

One suggestion would be nice if i could load subtitle files (srt) through kaffeine :). But besides that i do like your new interface, I now use kaffeine for DVD/svcd/vcd/mp3 basically all my media playing which is what i've been wannting for along time now. Keep up the great work...

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.

I've often preferred kaffeine from other video and also audio players for the equalizer: neither xine and mplayer have it (well, gmplayer has it, but it's really ugly), and neither amarok.
Why don't you put it back again?

One suggestion would be nice if i could load subtitle files (srt) through kaffeine :).

But besides that i do like your new interface, I now use kaffeine for DVD/svcd/vcd/mp3 basically all my media playing which is what i've been wannting for along time now.

Keep up the great work...