Source: xine
Section: graphics
Priority: optional
Maintainer: Siggi Langauf <siggi@debian.org>
Build-Depends: debhelper (>>2.0.0), imlib-dev (>=1.9.8.1), libasound1-dev (>=0.5.9), liborbit-dev (>=0.5.6-1)
Standards-Version: 3.1.1

Package: xine
Architecture: i386
Depends: ${shlibs:Depends}
Suggests: xserver-xfree86 (>> 4.0)
Description: MPEG, VCD, DVD audio/video player for X11
 Xine plays MPEG system streams (ie. MPEG videos with sound). In contrast
 to many other players, it does its best to synchronize audio and video.
 .
 MPEG streams can be read from plain files, pipes, network sockets, Video CDs
 or DVDs.
 .
 For DVD playback, an input plugin is required. You can use xine-dvd, the
 original plugin that comes with xine. If you want to play region locked or
 encrypted DVDs, you'll need an enhanced DVD plugin, like xine-dvd-css.
 .
 Xine currently _cannot_ play pure MPEG video streams (without audio).
 You will need another Player (like smpeg-xmms or the old  smpeg-gtv)
 for this. 
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 For optimal performance (and full screen support), the Xvideo extension (Xv)
 is reqired. Xv is supported by some XFree4 drivers. Of course, xine will also
 run with XFree 3.x, using the MIT-shm extension, but you might experience
 performance problems. For windows codecs, Xv is required.
 (See the README for more info)
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 Rudimentary support for AVI files (DivX;-) is known to work) is included.
 However, you'll need windows codec DLLs for that. Of course, xine will
 happily work without those DLLs, playing only MPEG streams.

Package: xine-dvd
Architecture: i386
Depends: xine (>=0.4.0), ${shlibs:Depends}
Conflicts: xine (<<0.4.0)
Provides: xine-input-plugin
Description: DVD (non-CSS) input plugin for xine
 This input plugin enables xine to play unencrypted, region-free
 DVDs. It does NOT contain CSS decryption or IFO parsing, so most
 DVDs will look quite poor: Chapters, subtitle colors, names for
 subtitle or audio channels, multi-angle support are not supported by
 this plugin.
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 This is the "official" DVD plugin from the xine project. There are some
 unofficial plugins which support CSS descrambling or IFO parsing. However,
 the legal status of these features is unclear...